Memo Agent is your in-notebook assistant for studying, understanding sources, and generating learning materials. It works directly with your notebook content so you can go from question to output without leaving your workflow.
Use Memo Agent when you want to:
ask source-based questions
compare or summarize selected material
generate flashcards or mindmaps from a prompt
ask product questions that should search the Memo Help Center
request a visual explanation or diagram
Open a notebook that already has sources.
Make sure the sources you need are marked Ready.
In the Sources panel, select the sources you want Memo Agent to focus on.
Open Memo Agent.
Choose a model if you want something different from the default.
Set your output language if needed.
Ask a specific question.
Examples:
“Compare Source A and Source B on renal physiology.”
“Turn the selected sources into MCQ flashcards.”
“Create a mind map for the selected material.”
“Explain this concept with a simple diagram.”
The sources you check in the Sources panel become Memo Agent’s main retrieval context.
That means:
selected sources shape the answer
unselected sources are less likely to be used
changing the selection changes what Memo Agent can pull from
If you want to target one source more explicitly, use an @mention in your prompt when that option is available in the composer.
Depending on your prompt, Memo Agent can:
answer questions grounded in your notebook sources
compare multiple selected sources
create flashcards, including MCQ-style flashcards
create mindmaps
help with Memo app questions by searching the help center
generate images for visual explanations
Memo-1 is the default recommendation for day-to-day use.
Other models depend on your plan. Higher plans can unlock additional Memo Agent models such as:
GPT-5.2
GPT-4.1
Gemini 3.0 Flash
DeepSeek V3.2
Claude Sonnet 4.6
If you do not see a model in the picker, it may not be available on your current plan.
Source selection matters. If the wrong sources are selected, the answer may use the wrong context.
For the most reliable answers, use specific prompts instead of broad ones.
Memo Agent and Studio share the same output-language preference.
Some actions in Memo Agent consume energy, especially model-based generations.
Yes. For the best results, select the sources you want Memo Agent to use first.
@mention do?It helps narrow your prompt to a specific source when you want more precise grounding.
It can do both. Memo Agent can answer questions and also create outputs such as flashcards, MCQs, mindmaps, and images when prompted.
Model availability depends on your current plan and rollout state.