Where a note lives
The Knowledge tab shows one file tree with a folder per level, narrowest first. The names use your own: for a worker called Nora serving Acme, the folders read Nora @ Acme (Private), Acme (Client), Nora (Worker), Your agency (Org), and Platform.| Folder | Applies to | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Private | This worker, in this one context. | Its own working notes. |
| Client | Every worker serving this client. | Acme reads status notes on their phone: keep them short. |
| Worker | This worker, for every client. | How Nora formats a meeting prep. |
| Org | Every worker in your company. | We never quote prices in a client channel. |
| Platform | Every worker on Ergoly. | How to file a note; how to use a connected tool. |
How the worker files a note
When it learns something, the worker asks who it is true for: one client, this worker everywhere, or the whole company. It files there, and if it is unsure it files narrower. A client’s copy can write only its own client’s folder and its private one; your team’s copy can write every client’s, the worker’s, and the company’s.Corrections
Correct the worker in the thread where the work happened. It fixes the work, writes the rule down in the same turn, and tells you where it put it. A correction about one client goes in that client’s folder. A correction about the worker’s conduct is proposed as a behavior and added after your yes.Editing it yourself
Everything except the Platform folder is yours to edit. In the memory browser: New file (a path such asnotes/pricing.md, and the content), Upload a file, Edit, Delete. Pick the client in the context picker first to see that client’s folder. A change reaches a running worker in about twelve seconds.
- The
always/folder in each level holds notes the worker reads in full at the start of every conversation. Keep it short: standing rules, not reference material. - The persona is not edited here; use the Identity card. Responsibilities and behaviors can be edited here or as cards on Overview, but not deleted.
- Skills live in each level’s
skills/folder. See Skills.
Worth knowing. Memory is files, not a database, so you can read it, diff it, revert it, and write it in any editor. Pushing a file through the API is the same as editing it in control. See Where knowledge lives.

