Memory Files

Store reusable context for AI prompts.

Memory Files let you store structured information that you can reuse across prompts. Think of them as your personal knowledge base for AI context.

[SCREENSHOT: Memory file with several entries]

What Are Memories?

Each memory is a key-value pair:

• Key (Label) — A descriptive name like “Brand Voice” or “Product Description”
• Value (Content) — The actual information, which can be any length

Creating Memories

1. Open or create a Memory file
2. Click Add Memory or the + button
3. Enter a label (the key)
4. Enter the content (the value)

[SCREENSHOT: Adding a new memory entry]

Editing and Deleting

• Click the edit icon on any memory to modify it
• Click the delete icon to remove it
• Labels can be renamed—the memory updates accordingly

Using Memories as Variables

Once stored, memories become variables you can use anywhere:

{{memoryFileName.memoryLabel}}

Example: If you have a Memory file called “Brand” with a memory labeled “Voice”:

Write this email using our brand voice: {{Brand.Voice}}

The variable gets replaced with your stored content when the prompt runs.

Best Practices

Memory files are ideal for:

• Brand guidelines — Tone, voice, style rules
• Product details — Features, benefits, specifications
• Company info — Mission, values, boilerplate text
• Character profiles — For fiction or persona-based content
• Client specifics — Preferences, terminology, requirements
• Frequently used facts — Statistics, quotes, references

Tips

• Use clear, descriptive labels
• Keep one memory per concept (don’t overload a single entry)
• Create separate Memory files for different contexts (Brand, Products, Clients)
• Update memories when information changes—all prompts using them will get the new content

Learn more: Variables System