Let Memory Learn Naturally
You do not need to explicitly save everything. Mention important information in conversation:Use “Always” Memory Wisely
Mark information as “Always” when it should be in every conversation: Good candidates:- Your profession and expertise level
- Key projects you reference often
- Important preferences (response style, format)
- Tools and technologies you use daily
- Do not mark everything as “Always”
- Too much context can dilute relevance
- Keep “Always” memories focused and essential
Be Explicit When Needed
For critical information, be direct:Review and Clean Up
Periodically review your memories:- Check for outdated information
- Remove things no longer relevant
- Update changed details
- Consolidate related memories
Organize with Context
When adding memories, include context: Less useful:Memory vs. Custom Instructions
Use the right tool:| Memory | Custom Instructions |
|---|---|
| Facts about you and your work | How you want responses formatted |
| Project details | Communication preferences |
| Learned context | Style guidelines |
| Grows over time | Set once, update occasionally |
Building Good Context
Over time, your memory should include:- Professional context: Role, company, industry
- Current projects: Active work and priorities
- Preferences: How you like things done
- Key relationships: People you mention often
- Technical stack: Tools and technologies you use
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