How Chat remembers you

Chat can remember important facts about you — like the subjects you teach, your
grade level, or how you like answers formatted — and use them in future chats.

Memories are separate from a single conversation's context — they persist until
you delete them.

How memory works

• Chat automatically notes useful details from your conversations.
• You can also add memories manually so Chat always knows key context.
• Memories apply across all your chats, not just one conversation.

Manage your memories

1. Go to Settings → Memory.
2. Here you can:
   • Add Memory — type something you want Chat to remember (for example,
     "I teach Grade 9 Biology and prefer answers in point form").
   • Edit or Delete any existing memory.
   • Search and sort memories (newest or oldest first).

Each memory can be up to 5,000 characters. Keep them short and specific for the
best results.

Good things to remember

• The subjects and grade levels you work with
• Your preferred response language or format
• Recurring context (your school, class names, ongoing projects)

Want a clean slate? Delete any memory at any time — it can't be undone, but Chat
will simply stop using that detail.