Memory is what turns Jarvis from a tool into a colleague. Tell it something once and it remembers, then uses it later without being asked.
What it remembers
- People you work with, and how they like to work.
- Projects you are on, and their current state.
- Places that matter, like your office or home setup.
- Preferences, like the tools and tone you favor.
Each one is a structured record, not a transcript: a person, a project, a place, a preference, plus the individual facts Jarvis extracts as you talk (who works where, who prefers what).
Your persona
Above the individual facts sits a short persona Jarvis keeps about you: your voice, your values, what you are focused on now, the people who matter, and what not to do. You can edit it by hand, and freeze anything you want left untouched.
How to add a memory
Two ways. Jarvis learns quietly from your conversations, or you tell it directly.
View, edit, and forget
Everything Jarvis remembers is visible in the Memory tab, and you stay in control. Edit a fact, freeze something so it never changes, or tell it to forget.
When things conflict
If something you say contradicts what Jarvis already knows, it does not silently overwrite. It flags the conflict and lets you pick which to keep, or keep both.
Raw conversation logs age out after about 90 days. The facts, records, and persona Jarvis has distilled are kept until you change them.