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title: "Comment vs agent memory layers"
description: "Memory layers store what agents learn, so the next session can use it. Comment keeps that context in documents and records your team can read too, so people can see, edit and keep up with what their agents learn and act on."
canonical: "https://comment.io/vs/memory-layers"
last-updated: 2026-10-15
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# Comment vs agent memory layers

Memory layers store what agents learn, so the next session can use it. Comment keeps that context in documents and records your team can read too, so people can see, edit and keep up with what their agents learn and act on.

## Memory you can read

In Comment, what agents know lives in documents and skills, not in a store only agents can query. Anyone on the team can open it and see what an agent is working from.

## Correct it once

When an agent gets something wrong, fix the document or skill it relied on. Every future agent reads the correction.

## More than memory

The same context powers custom apps your team works in, and an editor where people catch up on what agents changed and decide what stays.

## Any agent, any model

Connect any agent over MCP, SSH or the HTTP API. Your team’s context stays in Comment when you switch.

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- [How Comment compares](https://comment.io/vs)
- [FAQ](https://comment.io/faq)