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Memory
A memory that sticks.
Say it once. osmos remembers people, preferences and plans from your conversations and connected accounts, and quietly uses them the next time it books, drafts or plans for you.
What it remembers
The details that make help useful.
Names, preferences, plans, decisions and the way you like things done. Because it builds up from your chats and the accounts you connect, the second week with osmos is better than the first.
You're in control
Ask, correct, delete.
Ask “What do you know about my trip in October?” If something is wrong, tell it in chat and it stops using it. Memory belongs to your account, is never used to train models, and is deleted with your account.
Standing rules
Instructions it keeps following.
“Always use 24-hour times.” “Never book anything without asking.” “Call me Sam.” Rules you state clearly are remembered and applied. You can also give your assistant a name and a tone in Core → Profile.
Honest limits.
- Memory is retrieval, not a perfect record: osmos recalls what seems relevant, so restating the important things never hurts.
- It remembers facts, not every word. To see an old message verbatim, ask it to find the original.
- It only knows what you've told it or connected.
Questions
Memory: the details.
Can I see what osmos remembers?
Yes. Ask in chat, for example “What do you know about my trip in October?”, and correct anything that's wrong.
Can I delete my memories?
Tell osmos in chat when something is wrong and it stops using it. To remove everything, memory included, delete your account from Core → Profile; you can export your data first.
Is my memory used to train AI models?
No. Your data is never sold, never used for advertising and never used to train models.
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