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Every device and every integration in Myrmex carries a small Memory — a running note about that specific asset that the AI keeps up to date on its own. It’s how the agents remember the things that matter about a system between conversations, without you having to re-explain them each time.
Memory is maintained by Centurion. It’s read-only in the console — you review it, and the AI writes and refreshes it as it learns while managing the asset. If you want to instruct the AI about an asset, use its Rule instead (see below).

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What It Holds

Memory is a short, plain-language summary of the important points about managing one asset — the kind of context a teammate would jot down so the next person isn’t starting from scratch. For example:
  • “This device is part of the Myrmex project.”
  • “Primary domain controller — changes here need extra care.”
  • “This firewall’s management interface is only reachable through the DMZ collector.”
As the agents work with the asset, Centurion updates the note when it learns something worth remembering, keeping it concise rather than logging everything.

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Memory vs. Rule

Each asset has two adjacent, complementary notes — you’ll find both on the asset’s Rules tab:

Rule — you instruct

A free-text instruction you write for the AI — “prefer PowerShell on this host,” “never restart this server during business hours.” The agents follow it whenever they act on the asset.

Memory — the AI remembers

A note the AI maintains about the asset as it learns. Read-only to you — context the agents carry forward, not an instruction you set.

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Where to Find It

Open a device or an integration and go to its Rules tab — Memory sits just below the Rule. It travels with the asset, so whenever you (or the agents) work on that device or integration, its memory is part of the picture.
Because memory is per-asset, @-mentioning a device or integration in chat brings the AI’s understanding of that asset into the conversation. Pair it with a folder rule when you want guidance that applies to a whole group.

Folders & rules

Steer the AI across a whole group of assets with folder-level rules.

Device details

Where a single host’s system info, rule, and memory live.