Memory is how Vamos stops asking you the same things. Tell it something once in a chat and it keeps it for the next one.
What gets saved
Standing facts about you and how you work that have no other home in Brain, like when you post or which platform comes first.
"We film on Tuesdays" is a good memory. So is "I post three times a week". Say it once and it holds. A rule you give in chat, like "never open a script with a question", is saved here too. How you sound, like your tone, goes into your voice instead.
Where to see it
Brain, then Profile, then Memory at the bottom of the page. It shows how many are saved, and Manage lists every one.
Turning it off
Memory can be switched off in the same place. With it off, nothing new is saved to Memory and each chat starts from the rest of Brain alone.
Memory and the rest of Brain are not the same thing
The rest of Brain is what you deliberately set up. Memory is what Vamos picked up along the way.
They work together. Brain carries the structural facts: your offer, audience, content pillars, voice. Memory carries the standing facts that never had an obvious box to go in.
If something belongs in both, put it in your Profile, Voice or Instructions. Those are read on every piece of work and they are the version you control directly.
Making it forget something
Say so in chat, or remove the memory under Manage on the Profile page. Both work.
Worth doing when something has changed rather than when it is wrong. A memory that was true last quarter and is not true now will quietly shape drafts until you clear it.