What is Scenario Mode?
In EverMemOS Cloud, you choose a Scenario Mode when you create a Memory Space. The mode defines how EverMemOS extracts and consolidates memories based on the chat-session structure. Specifically, Scenario Mode tells EverMemOS:- how to interpret the chat-session structure (human–AI interaction vs multi-participant group chat)
- the extraction strategy and granularity (single-speaker-centric vs multi-participant in one run)
- how memory extraction and consolidation are applied in this space
Two Scenario Modes
Personal AI Assistant / Companion
This mode is designed for chat sessions where one human speaker talks with one or more AI assistants/companions over time.- Memory subject (per chat session): the human speaker
- Best for: personal assistant/companion experiences, including cases where you talk to multiple AIs
- Extraction focus: preferences, personal facts, and evolving states that help an agent serve you better
Team Collaboration
This mode is designed for multi-participant group chats. The group chat may include an AI participant, or it may be human-only. In a single extraction run, EverMemOS can extract and update memories for multiple participants in the chat.- Memory subject: the group and its participants
- Best for: multi-participant group chats and team workflows
- Extraction builds:
- a group profile (shared context, goals, norms, conventions)
- participant profiles (each member’s identity, role, and relevant traits)
How to choose a mode (recommended)
1
Decide what each chat session looks like
If each session is one human speaker talking with one or more AIs, choose Personal AI Assistant / Companion.If each session is a group chat with multiple participants (with or without an AI), choose Team Collaboration.
2
Create a new space with the chosen mode
Set the Scenario Mode at creation time.
Confirm the mode in your space settings before you start storing important memories.
3
Validate with a small test conversation
Add a small, low-stakes conversation and verify retrieval matches your expectation (personal profile vs group + participants).