Personal Memories allow you to create persistent contextual memory that's automatically injected into every Coworker prompt.
🎯 Core Benefits
Eliminate Repetitive Prompting: Stop re-explaining your preferences, communication style and work context in every conversation
Personalized Output: Get responses tailored to your specific role, responsibilities and organizational context
Consistent Experience: Ensure Coworker always remembers your data sources, tool preferences and working style
Enhanced Accuracy: Improve response relevance by providing Coworker with persistent context about your work environment
Personal Memories creates a persistent knowledge layer that follows you across all Coworker interactions. Your memories are always injected into prompts, ensuring every response is contextually relevant to your personal needs.
Memories are prioritized by recency then relevancy, so the more memories you create and the more you use Coworker, the more personalized your interactions with Coworker become.
💡 Use Cases That Drive Value
Communication Style: "Always write emails in a direct, concise tone with bullet points for action items"
Personal Preferences: "My preferred name is Jess not Jessica"
Role Context: "I work in a customer facing role focused on sales, customer onboarding success and engagement metrics"
Data Preferences: "When analyzing deals, always reference Hubspot as source of truth over other documents"
Work Patterns: "I prefer detailed analysis with trend insights and actionable recommendations"
Tool Context: "Our Engineering team uses Jira for tickets and Confluence for documentation"
Definitions: "ABC stands for Always Be Closing"
Repetitive Actions: "when I ask you to create a Jira ticket for a feature request, use the Feature Request (FR) project"
Templates: "when I ask you to create a PRD, use my PRD template: https://docs.google.com/document/d/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890"
⭐️ Creating Personal Memories
There are 2 key ways you can create Personal Memories:
Prompt Coworker: Simply say "remember that..." during any conversation and Coworker will create a Personal Memory
Memory Settings: Click on your icon in the bottom left corner and select 'Personal Memory'