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What is Memory Group?
A memory group is a shared, versioned knowledge store that one or more agents read from and (optionally) write to. osFoundry’s agents attach memory groups to their profile for RAG-style reads and audited writes.
Detail
Different from a per-agent "memory" (notes only that agent sees), a memory group is workspace-shared. The customer-success agent and the support-triage agent can share a "customer issues" group; the code-agent has a separate "engineering standards" group.
Reads are RAG-style (chunks pulled by relevance). Writes are audited and reversible. Group-level access control restricts who can read vs write.
How osFoundry approaches Memory Group
osFoundry’s memory groups are workspace-native. Build a group from existing KBs, chat history, or write new entries. Attach to multiple agent profiles.
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