Memo history: see exactly what your agent changed

Your agent writes to Memocore on its own: it adds to notes, rewrites paragraphs, sets tags. Most of the time that's exactly what you want. But an agent can get it wrong too: delete a needed piece along with the extra one, or rewrite something you asked it to leave alone. So it's worth keeping an eye on it, and for that you need to see what it actually changed.

Until now, a memo's history showed who changed it, when, and a short note about the edit. Now it keeps the versions themselves, and each one can be compared with the one before it.

Comparing versions

Click an entry in a memo's history and a comparison with the previous version opens. Changes to the text are shown line by line, like in Git: what was added and what was removed. If that's easier to read, you can put the versions side by side in two columns.

It's not only the text that gets compared. You can see which tags were added or removed, which files were attached or deleted, and how the title, dates and links to other memos changed. In table projects you can see which values in a row are now different.

Through your agent

History isn't only on the site. Your agent has tools to read a memo's history and open any past version in full. Just ask it:

• "What changed in the onboarding memo over the last week?"
• "Compare the launch plan with how it looked on Monday and tell me what's different"

How long history is kept

We keep versions for 7 to 90 days, depending on your plan.

If something got into the history by mistake

History keeps every version in full. So if you accidentally saved a password, a key or someone's personal data in a memo, removing it from the text isn't enough: it stays in the past versions.

For that, your agent can now clear history. Ask it, for example: "Remove the password from the server memo and clear it from the history." The agent removes the password from the memo itself, finds the versions that contained it and clears them. The history keeps only who changed the memo and when, without the content. Cleared versions can't be brought back, so the agent asks you to confirm first.

How to try it

Open a memo your agent edited recently and click any entry in its history. Or ask your agent what it changed in your memos over the last few days.