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Keep the decision for next time.

Save a useful project decision in an Agent so your connected agent can pick up the thread later.

A complete worked example

Keep a confirmed decision ready for the next session.

Acorn agreed on the headline style during a call. The next agent session should not have to reconstruct the decision.

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Project memory
Acorn Agent / Memory / Headline direction

Authorized Agent readers · illustrative result

Headline direction

Confirmed project memory with a source and a clear boundary.

Decision
Use calm, direct headlines with one main idea
Source
Acorn call notes · September 23
Still open
Final launch date

How this helps next time

A connected agent reading Acorn's Agent can use the confirmed style decision when drafting. It should ask for the launch date instead of inferring one.

Select After follow-up to see what the next request changes.

What the recipient can access

The confirmed decision and source reference within the Agent's access scope.

Kept out of this handoff

Unrelated client context and private call material not selected for memory.

How it runs

  1. Confirm the decisionSeparate the agreed choice from open questions.
  2. Save the contextRecord what changed, why, and where the source can be found.
  3. Use it next timeLoad that Agent when another task needs the decision.
  4. You getA concise memory entry with context and a source reference.

A prompt to start with

Copy this into your AI tool after connecting it to Fermium. Replace the bracketed details and let it ask for the context it needs.

Record [confirmed decision] in [Agent] memory with its context and source link. Keep unresolved questions separate and avoid changing protected instructions.

What this workflow needs

The agent needs access to the Agent. Reusable instruction and workflow changes follow the proposal process rather than ordinary memory updates.

Does saving memory start a background task?

No. It gives a later agent session useful context; it does not schedule work.