Memory
Memory
How Billix remembers information across conversations
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Billix's memory system lets the AI remember important information about you across conversations. No more repeating yourself!
What is Memory?
Memory stores persistent information that Billix recalls automatically:
- Your preferences
- Important facts about you
- Key context for ongoing projects
- Information you explicitly tell it to remember
Memory Guides
How Memory Works
Understanding the memory system
Managing Memories
View, edit, and delete stored memories
Memory Settings
Configure how memory behaves
Quick Examples
Remembering Preferences
You: "I prefer code examples in Python"
Billix: "Got it! I'll remember to use Python for code examples."
[Later, in a new chat...]
You: "Show me how to read a file"
Billix: [Provides Python example]Storing Project Context
You: "Remember that my current project uses React and TypeScript"
Billix: "Noted! I'll keep in mind you're working with React and TypeScript."
[In a new conversation...]
You: "Help me create a component"
Billix: [Creates React + TypeScript component]What Gets Remembered
| Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Preferences | Coding style, communication preferences |
| Facts | Your role, company, projects |
| Context | Current work, important details |
| Instructions | "Always explain simply" |
Memory vs Chat History
| Feature | Memory | Chat History |
|---|---|---|
| Persists | Across all chats | Within one chat |
| Scope | Key facts only | Full conversation |
| Size | Limited entries | Unlimited |
| Control | You manage | Automatic |
Privacy
Your memories are:
- Private to your account
- Encrypted at rest
- Not used for training
- Deletable anytime
Next Steps
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