AI memory management answers one question: does what Cami remembers still fit who I am now? Saving what to call you, your goals, and your important preferences gives later conversations context. But life changes, and memories can be incomplete or slightly misunderstood. Checking them regularly is more useful than endlessly adding more. The context of a proactive AI companion for daily life needs maintaining too: when a goal ends or your available time changes, check what is saved before you discuss new arrangements.

What is worth checking

  • Recent goals: has that exam or project actually wrapped up?
  • Time limits: has your weekday availability changed?
  • Names and preferences: are the way you like to chat and the name you go by still accurate?
Example request · rewrite for your own situation
I only have twenty minutes free on weekdays now, so the old one-hour daily study plan no longer fits. From now on, please factor in my current time when we discuss what to do next.

This is an example of how to phrase your input. Check the actual recognition and generated results in the app.

This is an example of describing a change. After you say what is new, still go to memory management and check what is saved; never assume every old detail updated itself from one reply.

View and maintain Cami’s memory

  1. Open memory management in the app and look at the relevant items under “user memory.”
  2. Go through them one by one and check what each really means, watching especially for inferred details, outdated goals, and duplicates.
  3. Maintain the content with the edit, confirm, or delete actions the current version offers; read the prompts and effects carefully before deleting.
  4. In your next planning conversation, state your current goals and time, and check whether the reply still leans on old information that no longer fits.

Local product materials include the screens for viewing, maintaining, and deleting memories, but the actions actually available depend on the installed version. Do not read “memory” as a promise that everything is saved completely and forever.

What to check after you tidy up

  • Key constraints are clear and specific, like “twenty minutes on weekday evenings,” not “pretty busy.”
  • Finished goals stop showing up as current tasks.
  • What is saved is what you are happy to have shape your conversations.

For how personal information is collected and used, and for your account rights, read the privacy policy. This site’s guides do not collect your memories; do not paste private chats or sensitive information into public comments.

FAQ

How is memory different from the journal?

Memory keeps relevant context for later conversations; the journal keeps what you did each day and your reviews. A complete daily record does not all need to become lasting preference.

Is deleting memories the same as deleting my account?

They are not the same operation. For your rights around account and data, see the privacy policy and the account section in the app.

Put the method back to work in Cami

Learn about Cami’s memory, or see the study motivation scenario.

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