What memory is
Memory is the context Bravo keeps about you: your name, where you work, how you like answers written, the projects or topics you keep coming back to. Bravo brings it into every chat behind the scenes, so answers start with the right context. Everything it keeps is visible and yours to change on the Memory page. You can also ask in any chat where Bravo learned something about you, and it will check the source that memory came from, such as the conversation or email where it was learned.
How Bravo keeps it current
Bravo maintains memory for you. As you chat, it notices the details worth keeping and updates memory as things change. There is nothing to switch on: it is working from your first conversation, and the only steering it needs is you telling it what to remember or forget.
Custom instructions are the standing notes you write to tell Bravo how to respond, and, like memory, they travel with every chat. The difference is that you write custom instructions yourself, while Bravo builds and updates memory automatically.
Editing your memory
In the text box at the bottom of the Memory page, tell Bravo what to change in plain language, and it applies the edit and records it in your history. You can also select any text in your memory and click Edit this to attach that selection, then type the change you want. For example:
- Remember that I prefer metric units.
- I switched teams. I'm on operations now, not sales.
- Forget my old address.
Click into the text box, then type your instruction.
Forgetting something
When you tell Bravo to forget something, it drops the fact and does not bring it back from older chats. It returns only if it comes up again in a later conversation.
Deleting a chat clears memory that came only from that chat. Facts still supported by another conversation stay.
Seeing what changed
A banner above your memory shows the latest change. Expand it for recent changes in order, who made each one, and any linked source such as a conversation or page. Show more loads older changes.
Click a change to see the exact edit — added text highlighted, removed text struck through — along with the sources behind it. Pencil marks in your memory open the same view for the edit that produced that line. If a change looks wrong, Not right? starts a correction: a card above the text box shows the change you flagged so Bravo knows exactly what you are fixing, and you type what is actually right. Remove the card if you would rather describe the fix from scratch.
Turning memory off
Memory is on by default. Turn it off from the Memory card in Personalization, near the bottom of the page.
While it's off, Bravo won't use memory in new chats and won't remember anything new from them. What it already knows is kept — turn memory back on and it picks up where it left off, with the memory page available again.