What your assistant remembers

Memory is a small set of notes your assistant keeps on the site, so you are not re-explaining the same things at the start of every session.

• Find it at NibWP → Memory. The screen is headed AI Memory and shows one card per entry.
• Each entry is a key, its content, any tags, and the date it was last updated. In practice that means brand voice, your naming conventions, palette decisions, project context, known issues — the things you would otherwise repeat.
• The assistant writes and reads these itself, through the nibwp/memory-store and nibwp/memory-recall abilities. You do not have to ask it to save anything.
• Memory is per site. Entries live in your own WordPress database, not in a third-party service, and every other site you connect keeps its own separate set.
• The store holds up to 100 entries. From 80 onwards the assistant is told to tidy up; at 100 a new entry is refused until something is removed.
• A search box appears once you have more than five entries, and it matches keys, content and tags.
• To remove one entry, use the × on its card. To empty the store, use Clear All at the top of the screen. Both ask you to confirm first.

Treat it as context, not storage: voice, conventions and decisions. It is not the place for passwords, keys or anything you would rather an assistant did not read back to you later.

Full guide: How to: use Memory