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Ulvi Mammadov edited this page Oct 19, 2026
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Memory is a short list of durable facts about you (preferences, context, goals). Artemis adds the list to every chat, so it knows these facts without being told again.
- Make sure memory is on: Settings → Tools & safety → Memory, or the Memory on checkbox on the Memory page.
- In a chat, say "remember that ..." (for example "remember that I write reports in British English"). Artemis saves one short sentence with
memory_save. It can also save a lasting fact you mention without being asked. - To remove a fact, say "forget that ..." and Artemis deletes it with
memory_forget. - Open Memory in the sidebar (the count shows how many facts are saved) to manage the list yourself:
- type in Add a new fact… and click Add;
- edit any fact in place;
- click the x next to a fact to delete it;
- Delete all clears the list after you confirm.
| Setting | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | Settings → Tools & safety | Turns memory on or off for all chats |
| Memory on | Memory page | The same switch |
The ghost button at the top of the sidebar starts a New incognito chat: not saved, no memory. In an incognito chat:
- long-term memory is off, and nothing is saved to it;
- the chat is not saved to history and disappears when you leave it;
- incognito chats are never searched by "Search my earlier chats", and Artemis does not learn skills from them.
- Keep each fact to one short sentence. Memory is sent with every chat, so a long list costs tokens on every message.
- Use memory for facts about you. Use Notes for longer knowledge and Skills for how to do a task.
- Models that cannot call tools can still save and forget facts: Artemis lets them mark a fact at the end of a reply, and saves it for them.
- Importing ChatGPT or Claude data (Settings → General → Import) can also bring in memories.
- Memory is stored as plain JSON in the Artemis data folder on your computer (
memory.jsonunderuserData). - Messages from your phone use the same memory as the app.
- Sub-agents never get memory.
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