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You have full control over the memories ZeroTwo has saved about you. You can view them, correct inaccurate ones, delete individual memories, or wipe everything and start fresh.

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Viewing your memories

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Open Settings → Personalization

Click the gear icon in the sidebar to open Settings, then click Personalization.
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Click Memory

Select Memory from the Personalization menu. You’ll see a list of all saved memories.
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Browse your memories

Memories are organized by category: Preferences, Profile, and General. Each entry shows the memory content and when it was saved.

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Editing a memory

ZeroTwo sometimes infers memories that are slightly inaccurate or outdated. You can correct them directly:
  1. In Settings → Personalization → Memory, find the memory you want to edit
  2. Click the memory to select it
  3. Edit the text to correct it
  4. Click Save
The corrected memory will be used in future conversations. Common reasons to edit a memory:
  • Your role or location has changed
  • A preference ZeroTwo inferred isn’t quite right
  • A project you were working on has ended and the description needs updating

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Deleting individual memories

To remove a specific memory:
  1. In Settings → Personalization → Memory, find the memory
  2. Click the memory to open it
  3. Click Delete
  4. Confirm the deletion
The memory is permanently removed. ZeroTwo will no longer use it as context in future conversations.
Deleting a memory doesn’t prevent ZeroTwo from re-learning it if you mention the same information again in a future conversation. To prevent a specific fact from being re-learned, you can add a custom instruction telling ZeroTwo not to track it.

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Clearing all memories

To delete every saved memory at once:
  1. Go to Settings → Personalization → Memory
  2. Click Clear All
  3. Confirm the action
Clearing all memories is permanent and cannot be undone. All memory data is immediately deleted. Consider exporting your memories first if you want a record of them.
After clearing, ZeroTwo will start fresh — no personalization context from previous conversations will be carried forward until new memories are formed.

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Exporting memories

Your memories are included in ZeroTwo’s full data export:
  1. Go to Settings → Data Controls
  2. Click Export Data
  3. ZeroTwo generates a downloadable file (JSON format) that includes all your memory data, along with other account data
The export is useful for:
  • Keeping a personal record before deleting memories
  • Reviewing exactly what ZeroTwo has learned about you
  • Migrating or backing up your personalization data
Manual memory import is not currently supported. Memories can be exported but must be rebuilt through conversation if you start a new account. Your export file gives you a reference for re-teaching ZeroTwo your preferences.

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Turning memory off

If you want ZeroTwo to stop learning from conversations entirely:
  1. Go to Settings → Personalization
  2. Click Memory
  3. Toggle the switch Off
With memory turned off:
  • New conversations will not create new memories
  • Existing memories will not be used as context
  • Your saved memories are preserved (not deleted)
  • Turning memory back on resumes using saved memories in new chats
This is useful if you’re having a sensitive conversation you don’t want ZeroTwo to learn from, or if you simply prefer to work without persistent personalization.

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Keeping memories accurate

Memories are only as useful as they are accurate. A few tips:
Review your memories every few months. Outdated context — like a job title you no longer hold or a project you finished — can subtly skew ZeroTwo’s responses.
  • Delete memories about completed projects
  • Update profile memories when your role or location changes
  • Remove preference memories that no longer reflect how you work
  • If ZeroTwo keeps repeating a behavior you dislike, check whether a memory is causing it and delete or edit that memory