Overview About Spaces
Spaces allow you to organize your CORE memory into distinct, project-specific contexts. Think of Spaces as smart folders that automatically group related memories, generate living summaries, and help you maintain focused context for different areas of your work and life. Each Space:- Groups related memories (episodes) around a specific topic or project
- Automatically generates and maintains a summary of its contents
- Enables scoped search within that specific context
- Uses AI to automatically assign relevant memories
How to Create a Space in CORE
Via Web Dashboard
- Navigate to the Spaces section in your CORE dashboard
- Click “New Space” button
- Enter a Name for your Space (required, max 100 characters)
- Add an optional Rule (description) to guide what should be stored in this Space
- Click Create
Via API
You can also create Spaces programmatically using the CORE API:Spaces Use Cases
Project-Specific Memory
Organize memories by project or product area:- Core-Features: Feature discussions, design decisions, implementation notes
- Core-Business: Business strategy, partnerships, GTM decisions
- Reddit-Marketing: Marketing campaigns, content strategy, community feedback
Domain Separation
Keep different life domains organized:- Work: Professional projects, meetings, decisions
- Personal: Personal goals, learnings, life context
- Health: Fitness tracking, meal preferences, wellness journey
Client/Customer Organization
Maintain separate contexts for each client:- Client-Acme: All Acme Corp discussions, requirements, deliverables
- Client-TechCo: TechCo project context, communication, decisions
Topic-Based Knowledge Bases
Build domain-specific knowledge repositories:- Marketing: Campaign ideas, content strategy, brand guidelines
- Engineering: Architecture decisions, technical debt, best practices
- Product: User feedback, feature requests, roadmap discussions
Examples
Example 1: Using Spaces with Claude Code
Configure in yourclaude.md:
Example 2: Project-Based Organization
Create separate spaces for each project you’re working on:Example 3: Client Management
For consultants or agencies managing multiple clients:Example 4: Personal Knowledge Management
Separate professional and personal contexts:Example 5: AI-Assisted Space Assignment
When you create a new Space with a clear description, CORE’s AI automatically:- Analyzes your description to understand the space’s purpose
- Reviews recent memories (last 25 episodes by default)
- Assigns relevant memories to the new Space
- Generates an initial summary of the Space’s contents
Best Practices
Naming Conventions
- Use clear, descriptive names:
Core-Featuresinstead ofCF - Use hyphens for multi-word names:
Mobile-AppnotMobileApp - Keep names under 50 characters for better UI display
Effective Descriptions
Good descriptions help AI assign memories correctly:- ✅ Good: “All discussions about CORE’s graph memory system, including design decisions and implementation details”
- ❌ Too vague: “Project stuff”
- ❌ Too broad: “Everything related to work”
Space Organization
- Start broad, then narrow: Create general spaces first, then specialized ones as needed
- Avoid overlap: If two spaces frequently contain the same information, consider merging them
- Regular review: Periodically check Space summaries to ensure memories are assigned correctly
Integration with MCP
Spaces work seamlessly with Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools. When querying your memory through MCP clients like Claude Desktop or Cursor, you can filter by Space to get context-specific results. See the MCP Integration Guide for setup instructions.Advanced Features
Space Summaries
Each Space automatically generates and maintains a summary of its contents. Summaries:- Update as new memories are added
- Highlight key themes and patterns
- Surface important decisions and outcomes
- Provide quick context without reading all episodes
Scoped Search
When searching within a Space, CORE:- Only returns results from that Space’s memories
- Ranks results based on Space-specific relevance
- Preserves temporal context within the Space
Pattern Recognition
CORE identifies patterns within Spaces:- Recurring themes and topics
- Common entities and relationships
- Temporal trends and changes
- Knowledge evolution over time
API Reference
Create Space
List Spaces
Get Space Details
Update Space
Delete Space
Assign Episodes to Space
episodeIds should be a stringified JSON array.
Remove Episodes from Space
Get Space Episodes
Get Space Summary
Regenerate Space Summary
Troubleshooting
Space Not Auto-Assigning Memories
If CORE isn’t automatically assigning memories to your Space:- Check the description: Make it more specific and descriptive
- Wait for processing: Auto-assignment may take a few minutes
- Manual assignment: Assign a few relevant episodes manually to “seed” the Space
- Review recent activity: The AI only analyzes recent memories (default: last 25)
Duplicate Space Names
CORE prevents duplicate Space names within the same workspace:- Use unique names for each Space
- If you want to recreate a Space, delete the old one first
- Consider using prefixes:
Project-A,Project-B
Space Summary Not Updating
Summaries regenerate based on significant changes:- Adding/removing multiple episodes triggers a refresh
- Manual refresh via API:
POST /api/v1/spaces/{spaceId}/summary - Check Space status: Must be “ready” (not “processing”)
Learn More
- Basic Concepts - Understanding CORE’s memory model
- API Reference - Complete API documentation
- MCP Integration - Connect Spaces with Claude and other tools
