Memory
VLTRON remembers your conversations and preferences
VLTRON's Memory feature gives your AI persistent context across conversations, so it remembers your preferences, past discussions, and important information.
How Memory Works
- Automatic: VLTRON automatically learns from your conversations
- Persistent: Information carries over between sessions
- Personalized: Responses become more relevant over time
- Controllable: You can manage what VLTRON remembers
What VLTRON Remembers
- Preferences: Your communication style and preferences
- Context: Previous discussions and topics
- Instructions: Custom instructions you've provided
- Facts: Important information you've shared
Managing Memory
View Memory
- Go to Settings > Memory
- See what VLTRON has learned about you
- Review stored information
Edit Memory
- Add new information VLTRON should remember
- Remove information you want VLTRON to forget
- Update outdated information
Clear Memory
- Clear all memory to start fresh
- Reset VLTRON's knowledge of you
Tips
- Be explicit: Tell VLTRON "Remember that I prefer Python over JavaScript"
- Correct mistakes: If VLTRON remembers something wrong, tell it
- Use memory for preferences: "I prefer concise responses" or "I'm a software engineer"
- Privacy first: Only share information you're comfortable with
Privacy
- Memory is stored securely in your account
- Only you can see your stored memory
- You can delete any stored information at any time
- Memory is not shared between users
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