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Devin memory

Devin memory: curated knowledge, session by session

Devin is a hosted agent, so memory is a product feature rather than a file you control. Knowledge items carry what you decided to teach it, and sessions carry the rest.

Cognition. Sources checked 2026-09-25.

How Devin handles memory today

Devin documents Knowledge as a structured library for onboarding and reference: tips, advice, and instructions that Devin recalls during sessions, each with a trigger description that tells it when to retrieve the item.

Knowledge is authored and maintained by you. Sessions accumulate context, and conclusions that never become a Knowledge item do not persist as a reusable asset.

What Devin forgets

A library you maintain by hand learns only as fast as you write.

The fix with MemoryRouter

Keep decisions in a vault while your local tools work, and use Knowledge as a curated export for Devin. The vault is the record; Knowledge is the briefing.

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    Make the vault the source of truth

    Claude Code and Codex install with hooks; the rest connect over MCP. Decisions land in the vault as they happen, with search instead of a manual index.

    Codex install example

    npx -y memoryrouter-codex init --scope user
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    Promote project-level facts into Knowledge

    Write a Knowledge item for anything Devin needs at the start of a task: environment quirks, named components, deploy rules. Point it at the vault for anything that will change.

If Devin adds support for external memory servers, the vault is ready to connect. Until then, this split keeps both sides honest.

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Related

Devin memory FAQ

Sources

Sources checked 2026-09-25. Tool behavior changes; check the vendor docs before relying on a detail.

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