To clarify, I am referring to the ability for all agents within the same portal to remember past conversations.
For example, suppose Agent A is a recipe-generation agent and Agent B is a cookbook agent. A user could ask Agent A to generate a recipe and save it to Agent B. Later, when the user starts a conversation with Agent B, they should be able to retrieve the recipe that was previously saved.
For testing purposes, when I first signed up for an account and created several agents with Wingman during the free trial, the generated prompts included the {PX_user_memories} injection, and memory actually worked across different agents within the same portal. However, after the trial ended, I created another account for further testing, and the memory functionality no longer worked, even when using the exact same prompt.
I am wondering whether this type of portal-wide memory capability is included in any paid plan. If so, what is the recommended way to implement it reliably and consistently? It appears that connections between agents through Actions may not be necessary.
I also noticed that the Pro Plan includes a User Memory feature:
However, I did not have access to this User Memory feature during my initial testing, yet the cross-agent memory capability still appeared to function.
There are multiple ways of allowing agents in the same portal to remember past conversations. One way is what you mentioned, the user memories. For user memories, you have to create an instruction that will save whatever you want based on the prompt and goal you set. These user memories can be used by all agents in your workspace. The Gold plan allows for 1 user memory instruction while the Pro plan allows for 100 instructions. Another way to accomplish your goal would be to have one agent doing multiple things. You can have one agent that generates recipes as well as creates cookbooks. The last way is by using actions. You can connect your agent with actions like uploading to Google drive or sending recipes to a database. Your other agent can then pull the recipe from the database to generate your cookbook. Hope this helps and you can always email us if you have anymore questions!