Results inside your conversation
When your assistant calls recallMemory or listMemories, a compatible app can show an OAK.memory card with excerpts, the store name and recorded dates. Ask your assistant to find relevant memories or list a few memories in your chosen store. The assistant must actually use the OAK tool; ordinary chat replies do not automatically become cards.
The compact card shows up to three excerpts. Open Explore memories to inspect the returned memories, or select Open in OAK to use the OAK website.
Explore memories and their connections
The expanded explorer brings together the memory graph, the selected memory’s original text and related memories. Choose a store, search, browse its memories, select a node or use the memory picker. Existing connections are shown when they are included in the tool result; the UI does not invent relationships.
A result can contain only part of a store. Browse the store or load the next page when available to see more. Expanding the view alone does not load the entire store. Search and browsing use your existing connection and store permissions. These controls read memories; they do not edit or delete them.
Where the UI appears
The current hosted OAK.memory service supplies the view to compatible ChatGPT and Claude Desktop connections. The visual UI does not require a particular official OpenAI plugin release. Plugin workflows and the hosted view are separate parts of the connection.
The app, account plan, organization policy and connection method determine whether embedded apps and expanded views are available. If expansion is unavailable, Explore memories opens the OAK web workspace. Clients without embedded UI can use the tool’s text result. Claude Code and terminal clients should not be expected to display these cards.
Cards accompany supported memory results, including save or update confirmations where writes are permitted. They are not attached to every message or every tool, and a host may choose how to display a result.
Connect your app
Follow the guide for your app, sign in to OAK and select the intended store and permissions. The homepage setup prompt can guide you through these steps; pasting it does not install a plugin or grant consent. The screenshots above contain no customer memories or account information.