Monitors in memoryblock are independent agents. They can evolve their own identity and maintain a global context about the “Founder” (you).

Personal Identity

update_monitor_identity

Allows a monitor to change its own name and emoji.

• Parameters: name (string), emoji (string)
• Approval: Yes (Human required)
• Note: Persists to the block’s config.json and its monitor.md profile.

Example:

{
  "name": "Kira",
  "emoji": "🦊"
}

Global Founder Profile

update_founder_info

Update the global founder.md profile shared across all blocks in the current workspace. Use this when you share personal facts (name, work, interests) with any monitor.

• Parameters: info (string), mode (“append” | “rewrite”)
• Approval: No
• Note: The monitor can choose to append facts intelligently with timestamps or rewrite the entire profile.

Why this exists?

• Identity: Since you can run many blocks simultaneously, unique names and emojis help you distinguish which agent is talking to you on the Web Dashboard or Telegram.
• Founder Profile: This centralizes context. When you tell a “Research” block that you work in TypeScript, an “Automation” block in the same workspace can eventually know this too, reducing redundant explanations.
• MD Persistence: Both tools read/write standard Markdown files, making it easy for you to edit them manually if needed.