Airia allows you to leverage Memory Objects as tools within your agents. This approach grants your model greater control over when to load and store information, contrasting with memory blocks that execute on every agent run. This offers flexibility for different agentic use cases.

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Prerequisites

Before integrating Memory Objects as tools, ensure you have an existing Memory block in your project. If not:
  1. Navigate to Project > Memory.
  2. Create a new Memory Block.

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Set Up Memory Objects as Tools

There are two distinct Memory Object tools: one for loading memory and one for storing memory. You will need to add and configure both.
  1. Add Memory Tools:
    • Navigate to the Tools section in your Airia dashboard.
    • Search for and add the Load Memory tool.
    • Search for and add the Store Memory tool.
  2. Configure the Load Memory Tool:
    • On the Load Memory tool’s configuration page, you’ll see a default prompt guiding the model on how to use this tool. You can edit this prompt to better suit your specific use case.
    • From the Memory dropdown, select the existing Memory block you wish this tool to access.
  3. Configure the Store Memory Tool:
    • Repeat the configuration steps for the Store Memory tool.
    • Customize its prompt as needed.
    • Select the same (or a different) Memory block from the dropdown where this tool should store information.

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Add Tools to an Agent

Once both Memory Object tools are saved, you can add them to an agent:
  • Follow the instructions in the Tools setup guide to integrate these tools into your agent workflow.
Agent with Memory Tools
💡 Note: For improved model responses and to ensure the model uses the Memory tools effectively, it is always recommended to add a prompt to your model. This prompt should provide details about your agent’s specific use case and how it should interact with memory.