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What You’ll Learn

  • What project memory stores
  • How it differs from conversation history
  • How it differs from the Knowledge Graph
  • How to view and edit memory

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What Is Project Memory?

Project memory is the accumulated knowledge from your conversations within a project. As you chat, important information is extracted and stored:
  • Decisions made - “We chose React over Vue”
  • Preferences stated - “I prefer bullet points over paragraphs”
  • Facts shared - “Our team is 12 people”
  • Constraints established - “Budget is $50K”
  • Context built - “We’re targeting enterprise customers”
This memory persists across conversations. When you start a new chat in the same project, the AIs already know these things.

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Memory vs. Conversation History

MemoryConversation History
ScopeKey facts and decisionsEverything said
PersistenceAvailable in all future chatsOnly within that chat
SizeCompressed, essentialFull, verbose
PurposeContext for new conversationsRecord of past conversations
Think of memory as the “notes” an assistant would keep, while conversation history is the full transcript.

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Memory vs. Knowledge Graph

MemoryKnowledge Graph
StructureKey-value factsEntities and relationships
ComplexitySimpleRich, connected
UpdateAutomatic from conversationsAutomatic with extraction
Use casePersistent contextDeep knowledge retrieval
Memory is “what does the AI need to remember.” The Knowledge Graph is “what complex knowledge has been built.”

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What Gets Remembered

The system automatically extracts:
  • Explicit statements - “We’re a B2B company” → stored
  • Decisions - “Let’s go with option A” → stored
  • Corrections - “Actually, it’s 15 people, not 12” → updates previous memory
  • Preferences - “I like concise answers” → stored
  • Key data - Company name, metrics, dates mentioned → stored
What doesn’t get stored:
  • Casual conversation
  • AI responses (only your stated facts/decisions)
  • Temporary context (“for this question, assume X”)

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Viewing and Editing Memory

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View Memory

Open the right sidebar → Project Info → Memory section. You’ll see a list of stored facts and decisions.

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Edit Memory

You can:
  • Delete entries that are outdated or wrong
  • Edit entries that need correction
  • Add entries manually if the system missed something

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Clear Memory

If a project’s direction has changed significantly, you can clear all memory and start fresh.

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Tips

  • Memory builds over time. The more you use a project, the smarter the AIs become about your context.
  • If AIs reference something outdated, check and edit the memory.
  • Custom instructions are better for permanent rules. Memory is better for accumulated knowledge.
  • Memory is project-specific. Moving to a new project means starting with fresh memory.
  • You don’t need to explicitly say “remember this.” The system extracts important information automatically.

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