Remember across chats
Memory keeps notes across chats, so you don't have to repeat yourself. Glean Tau saves short Markdown notes about your preferences, your projects, and fixes that worked, then reads them at the start of later chats.
How Glean Tau saves notes
- When you ask. Say "remember that," "save this," "update that note," or "forget that," and Glean Tau writes, changes, or deletes the note right away.
- When it notices something useful. Glean Tau proposes the note and waits for you to confirm before saving it.
A note can apply everywhere, such as how you like answers formatted, or to one working folder, such as a build command for a repository. Notes for the folder you're working in take priority.
If your organization uses memory in Glean, Glean Tau also brings in a summary from your Glean account. It refreshes at most once a day.
See and edit your notes
Your notes are plain Markdown files in ~/.glean/extensions/memory/files/. Open, edit, or delete them like any other file.
Go to Settings → Memory to see how many notes are saved and when they last changed. Select Explore to open the notes in Explorer.
Limitations
- Notes stay on this computer. They don't sync to your other devices.
- Changes apply to new chats. A note you save or edit takes effect in your next chat.
See also
- Settings — the Memory settings page
- Organize chats — find and reopen earlier chats
- Extensions — the full list of extensions and their default states