Agent Memory Continuity Check (QA)
A checklist with 6 steps: Verify that each client project has a designated memory store configured across all active agent tools.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
What are the steps?
Agent Memory Continuity Check (QA)
- 01
Verify that each client project has a designated memory store configured across all active agent tools
Confirm that tools like Cogni, Knownbase, or OzBrain are connected via MCP and that the correct project or workspace is selected before any session begins.
- 02
Test retrieval of a recent decision or constraint from the memory layer without re-prompting
Ask the agent a question that requires knowledge from a prior session, such as a brand guideline or architectural choice, and confirm the answer matches the recorded context.
- 03
Inspect memory entries for stale or contradictory information that could mislead agents
Review recently added notes and flag any that conflict with updated client requirements or superseded decisions, then archive or correct them.
- 04
Confirm that memory exports are available in a portable format for backup and migration
Check whether the memory layer supports JSON or Markdown export, and run a test export to ensure the data is not locked into a proprietary schema.
- 05
Validate that access controls restrict memory visibility to authorized team members only
Ensure that client-specific memory is not shared across unrelated projects and that permissions align with your agency's internal roles.
- 06
Measure the time saved per session by comparing prompt setup with and without memory recall
Track the number of re-prompts or context-setting steps eliminated, and document the reduction to quantify the memory layer's value for retainer reporting.