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Manage what the AI remembers

Review, add, edit, and delete the facts and preferences Ask Alleato remembers about you across sessions.

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1. Understand what gets remembered

The assistant remembers durable, reusable facts across sessions — your preferences (“summaries in bullet points”), focus areas (“I care about Vermillion Rise”), role context (“I review change orders weekly”), and lessons you explicitly tell it to keep. It does not save one-off questions or transient context. Memories persist across every entry point: the full-screen assistant, the inline sidebar, and the floating pill. Expected result: You know which kinds of facts the assistant stores.

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2. Explicitly save something

In chat, tell the assistant to remember anything durable, for example: “Remember that our standard retainage is 10% through substantial completion.” The assistant confirms what it saved, and that fact becomes available to the assistant in future sessions. Expected result: The assistant confirms the new memory and will use it going forward.

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3. Open your AI memory

Go to your AI profile and memory settings at /ai/profile. You can also ask the assistant directly, “what do you remember about me?” Expected result: You see your stored memory records, each showing the fact, the date it was learned, and the source conversation.

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4. Edit a memory record

Edit any record to correct or update it when a stored fact has changed. Expected result: The assistant uses the updated fact in future answers.

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5. Delete a memory record

Delete any record to remove it permanently. The assistant will no longer use that fact. Expected result: The record is gone and no longer influences answers.

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6. Know the privacy boundaries

Memory is scoped to your account only. Other users cannot see your memory, and your memory never influences answers given to other users. At the start of each conversation, the assistant automatically retrieves the memories relevant to your current question, so you do not need to re-state your preferences each session. Expected result: You can rely on your saved context being applied privately and automatically.