GetSpace
ChatGPT pluginOne memory for every AI agent
Space gives ChatGPT a memory and workspace that your other AI agents share. A decision, a preference, a document or a task saved from ChatGPT can be recalled by any of them, and the other way round.
With Space connected, ChatGPT can recall what you decided before, with the source it came from, and say so when nothing is stored; remember a fact, preference or decision when you ask, and correct or forget it later; read, write and update documents and tasks; read and update your own databases, such as a content calendar or a client list; and save a handoff when you ask, so the next session starts where you stopped.
You stay in control. You authorize each connection, read-only or with write access, and can revoke it from the Agents page in Space. Space never imports your chat history: it holds only what you or your agents save, and it encrypts documents, tasks, records and memory text before storing them. Connecting requires a Space account.
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Example prompts
- “What did we decide last time about this project? Check Space.”
- “Remember that I prefer short status updates.”
- “What are my open tasks in Space?”
Skills
space-audit
Inspect a Space for drift and propose repairs, then act only on the actions the user approves. Use for "is my Space a mess?", "clean up my memory", "check my Space", "why is this claim unassigned?", or before an import.
space-base
Create and maintain a custom database in Space, including its fields and records, for tables and boards. Use for "create a table", "add a field", "log these rows", "make a board", or "update the record we keep for this client".
space-brief
Brief the user or an agent on a project's current state from Space records. Use for "catch me up on this project", "where does the launch stand?", or a project overview covering goals, decisions, open work and blockers. A dated daily or weekly recap belongs to the journal or weekly-review workflow.
space-find
Find a record, a project, a task, a document, a database row or a stored claim anywhere in a Space. Use for "where is the doc about X?", "do we have anything on Y?", "list everything about this client", or "which task mentions the contract?".
space-import
Import selected existing notes, documents or readable exports into Space. Use for "import my notes", "bring these documents into Space" or "migrate this material". Preview source documents and durable claims, check duplicates, then write only approved bounded batches.
space-init
Set up a Space for a new user: a short interview, proposed categories and projects, and the durable facts they confirm. Use for "set up my Space", "help me get started", "onboarding", or "organise my Space" when the Space is new or nearly empty.
space-journal
Record a dated daily journal in Space, or recap work for a specified day, such as "record what we did today" or "what did we do yesterday?" Use for daily journaling and dated retrospectives; general session continuation belongs to space-session.
space-morning
Start-of-day brief from Space: what changed since the last morning or journal, which task rows are planned for today, and a proposed short list for today. Use for "morning", "catch me up", "what changed", or "what should I do today". Read-only; it proposes and never changes a status or planned day without the user's approval.
space-organize
Create and apply the categories, sections and project links that give a Space its structure, including classifying stored memory. Use for "create a category", "organise this memory", "put these notes under a section", or "why is this claim unassigned?".
space-projects
Create, read, update and archive projects in Space, and attach tasks and documents to them. Use for "create a project", "what projects do we have?", "archive the old project", or "put this task under the launch project".
space-recall
Retrieve stored context from Space before answering questions about prior work or existing decisions. Use when the user asks what was decided, what happened in an earlier session, or asks you to continue work whose context you do not already have.
space-refine
Distill an available conversation into a sourced session summary and a small set of reusable Space memories. Use for "refine this session", "capture what we learned", or "save the important facts from this conversation". Supports a preview that writes nothing.
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space-remember
Save or correct reusable knowledge in Space, including decisions and their reasons, lessons with conditions for reuse, and durable facts. Use when the user asks to remember something, corrects a stored fact, or the established memory workflow calls for preserving a useful discovery.
space-session
Start, resume, checkpoint or finish work whose context must survive across agent sessions. Use for "resume the launch", "save our progress", "end this session", or "prepare a handoff for another agent". Dated journals and weekly retrospectives use their own optional workflows.
space-skill-library
List, use, write, update and install the skills a Space holds, the Agent Skills folders its owner keeps for every agent. Use for "which skills do we have in Space?", "use the client-audit skill from Space", "save this skill to Space", "update our onboarding skill", or "install our Space skills here".
space-tasks
Capture, find and update actionable tasks in Space while preserving the original idea, reason and completion criteria. Use for "save this as a task", "what is left to do?", "why did we create this task?", or an explicit task-status update.
space-weekly-review
Review a week's recorded work in Space, including outcomes, unfinished work, decisions, lessons and possible next priorities. Use for "review this week", "what moved forward last week?", or a saved weekly retrospective across selected projects.
space-writeup
Turn recorded Space context into a sourced document, report or handover note. Use when the user wants a readable artifact from earlier work. Project status briefings and dated journals or reviews use their more specific optional skills.
- Categories
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Read, Write
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 1.1.0
- Keywords
- memory, mcp, knowledge, tasks, documents, databases, agents
- Created
- October 23, 2026
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