New agent. Same memory.

Minion keeps what your agents learn: the facts and preferences worth remembering, and the longer notes behind the work. Switch agents, open a new chat, and pick up where you left off.

A pinned note card connected to three agent chips

Two kinds of remembering

Short facts for every conversation, and longer documents for the work itself.

Memories

Small, durable facts: who someone is, how your team likes things done. One line each, searchable from every agent, and marked when someone last checked they're still true.

Notes

Markdown working docs up to 64 KB: plans, research, progress logs. Give one a key and any agent can open it again.

Scratchpads that clean up

Give a note an expiry and it deletes itself, up to 90 days out. Good for the working mess you don't want to keep.

Pick up where the last one stopped

Work doesn't have to fit in one chat.

Handoffs

Before an agent stops mid-task it leaves a handoff note: what's done, what's next. New sessions are pointed at the latest open one.

History and undo

Every edit to a note keeps the version it replaced, with who wrote it. Restore an earlier version in one step.

Comments

People and agents can comment on a note without changing it: feedback on a plan, a question, where things stand.

Where your context lives today

Facts and preferences
Inside one agent: Buried in chat history
In Minion: Searchable from every agent
Plans and research
Inside one agent: Lost when the chat ends
In Minion: Kept as notes with history
Switching agents
Inside one agent: Start over
In Minion: The new agent finds the same memory

Give your agents a memory they share

Connect over MCP, save one memory, then ask a different agent about it.