Memory

In short: as you chat with audenAI, it remembers useful facts about you (your goals, projects, preferences) so it does not ask twice. You can see everything it remembers, pin what matters, edit or delete anything, and clear it all. Memory is on every plan.

Find it at Settings → Memory.

What audenAI remembers

Memory holds two kinds of thing:

• Facts audenAI has picked up from your chats, sorted into six categories:

  • Preferences: how you like things done,
  • Goals: what you are working toward,
  • About you: who you are,
  • Projects: what you are building,
  • Decisions: calls you have made,
  • Other context: anything else useful.
• Conversation summaries: short recaps of past chats, so a thread of context is not lost.

Facts are pulled out of your chats automatically. You do not add them by hand. If audenAI learned something wrong or out of date, just edit or delete it.

What you control

For each fact you can:

• Pin it, so audenAI always keeps it front of mind,
• Edit it (up to 280 characters),
• Delete it, with a few seconds to undo.

Summaries are read-only, but you can delete them. And Clear all memory wipes everything for the profile behind a confirm.

Deleting a fact means audenAI will not re-learn it from old chats. Your underlying conversations are never deleted by clearing memory; only the remembered facts and summaries are.

Memory is per profile

Memory is scoped to the active profile and platform. Your Twitter profile's memory and your LinkedIn profile's memory are separate, and a multi-profile view lets you look at each one. What audenAI remembers for one profile never leaks into another.

How it is used

Pinned and relevant memory is fed into audenAI when it drafts or chats, so its output reflects what it knows about you. This is what lets it reference your project by name, or keep to a preference, without you restating it every time.

Common questions

Is memory tied to my plan? No. Memory works the same on every plan, including how it is used in drafting and chat.

Can I stop it remembering something? Delete the fact. It will not be re-derived from old chats. You can also clear everything at once.

Does memory change my voice? No. Voice comes from training (see Training your voice). Memory is about facts and context, not how you write.