Memory

The Memory feature is your personal knowledge base within InfuseOS. Save important information, and the AI will automatically recall it when relevant—or you can search for it directly.

How Memory Works

Memory uses semantic search powered by AI embeddings. This means:

• You don't need exact keywords to find information
• The AI understands the meaning behind your search
• Related content surfaces even with different wording

When you save content, InfuseOS:

1. Breaks it into chunks for efficient storage
2. Creates AI embeddings for semantic understanding
3. Indexes everything for fast retrieval
4. Makes it available to the AI automatically

What You Can Save

Text Content

Save notes, snippets, or any text directly:

"Save this to memory: Our Q4 goals are to increase revenue by 20%, 
launch the new product line, and expand to three new markets."

Web Pages

Save content from URLs for future reference:

"Save this article to my memory: https://example.com/important-research"

Uploaded Files

Save documents you've shared in chat:

"Save the PDF I just uploaded to my knowledge base"

Personal vs Workspace Memory

InfuseOS supports two types of memory:

Saving to Memory

"Save this to my memory: [your content]"

"Save this article to memory: [URL]"

"Save this to my personal memory"
"Save this to the workspace knowledge base"

"Save this as 'Q4 Goals' in my memory"

Searching Memory

Automatic Recall

The AI automatically searches your memory when relevant. If you ask about something you've saved, it will find and reference it.

"What were our Q4 goals?"
→ AI searches memory and returns saved content

Explicit Search

You can also explicitly search:

"Search my memory for information about the project timeline"

Search Scope

Control where to search:

"Search only my personal memory for..."
"Search the workspace knowledge for..."
"Search all my knowledge for..."

Memory Management

Viewing Saved Content

1. Navigate to the Knowledge page in the sidebar
2. Browse your saved documents
3. Filter by personal or workspace
4. Search within your knowledge base

Document Details

Each saved item shows:

• Title: Name of the document
• Source: Where it came from (text, URL, file)
• Date saved: When it was added
• Word count: Size of the content
• Status: Processing, ready, or error

Deleting Content

To remove saved content:

1. Go to the Knowledge page
2. Find the item to delete
3. Click the delete icon
4. Confirm deletion

Storage Limits

Each plan has a memory storage limit:

Checking Usage

View your current usage in Settings → Usage:

• Words used / total limit
• Percentage of storage consumed

Best Practices

1. Use Descriptive Titles

❌ "Save this"
✅ "Save this as 'Client Meeting Notes - March 2024'"

2. Organize by Topic

Save related content together with consistent naming.

3. Save Important Context

Before starting a project, save relevant background information so the AI can reference it throughout.

4. Regular Cleanup

Periodically review and remove outdated content to stay within limits and keep searches relevant.

5. Use Workspace for Team Knowledge

Shared information should go to workspace memory so everyone benefits.

Example Use Cases

Personal Knowledge Base

• Save articles and research for later reference
• Store meeting notes and action items
• Keep personal preferences and workflows documented

Team Documentation

• Share onboarding materials
• Store company policies and procedures
• Maintain project documentation

Project Context

• Save project requirements and specifications
• Store client preferences and history
• Keep relevant research accessible

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