---
title: "Samantha and Stöbä: Two Agents, Two Memories"
summary: "A two-agent architecture: Samantha carries the long context while Stöbä acts as the fast executor. Two separate memories reduce errors and cost."
datePublished: 2026-04-17
dateModified: 2026-07-08
originalUrl: https://www.neuvottelija.fi/openclaw/kaksi-agenttia-kaksi-muistia
originalLang: fi
authors: ["Sami Miettinen"]
tags: ["Samantha","Stöbä","agent memory","architecture","OpenClaw"]
canonical: https://ai.neuvottelija.com/two-agents-two-memories/
---
# Samantha and Stöbä: Two Agents, Two Memories

*Translated from the Finnish original, first published 2026-04-17.*

OpenClaw is built on the idea that intelligent work is best done as a collaboration between two complementary agents. Samantha and Stöbä are such a pair: one takes care of long-term memory and context, the other acts as a fast executor in the moment.

## Two roles, one goal

Samantha knows the history — the conversations, the decisions, and the reasoning behind them. Stöbä focuses on the present: it does, it experiments, it returns a result. When the agents divide memory cleanly, the outcome is both consistent and fast.

## Why two memories?

A single-agent model forces you to choose between accuracy and speed. In a two-agent architecture, the long context lives on Samantha's side, and Stöbä receives only what the task at hand requires. This reduces both errors and cost.

## What's next

Upcoming OpenClaw articles will open up how the memory split is implemented in practice, and what kinds of workflows emerge from the pair.