Memory Activity shows Penny’s memory-keeping work so you can inspect what changed. It is useful when a new note appears, a summary changes, or you want to check whether processing is still underway.
Open Activity in the dashboard. The page includes a memory processing status, highlights, and a dated Activity feed. The feed can show records labeled Saved, Linked, Summarized, Updated, Merged, or Set aside.
Read an event’s details, then inspect the related note or Core block when you need to verify the resulting information. A summary is a condensed record; compare it with the original notes when the exact wording or context matters.
The status strip shows the latest run and whether enabled sources have work queued. A queue can mean work has not been processed yet. “Nothing queued” means no work is waiting in the queue shown there; it does not prove that an AI saved every important fact from a conversation.
Background processing works on information Penny receives through enabled sources. It does not establish that every connected app sends complete conversations. For something you need saved immediately, ask your AI to save a specific note and confirm it in Notes.
If a processing failure persists, report the approximate time and the visible status through Support. Keep the note contents out of the report unless they are needed to explain the problem.