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Memories

When the memory feature is enabled, AI automatically records your preferences, usage patterns, project context, and key decisions to deliver a more personalized experience.

Constraints

Table 1 Constraints

Category

Description

Functions

Only project-level memories are supported.

Storage limit

Up to 200 records can be stored, with a total size of no more than 25 KB.

Memorized content
  • User information, such as identity, responsibilities, objectives, and preferences.
  • Project information, such as background, timeline, milestones, and external facts.
  • Feedback, such as suggestions for improving the response style and collaboration workflow.
  • References, such as pointers to external systems or documents.

Memory Commands

Table 2 Memory commands

Command (TUI)

Command (CLI)

Function

/memory/enable

codearts memory --enable

Enables project-level memories.

/memory/disable

codearts memory --disable

Disables project-level memories.

Enabling Memories

Project-level memories record your usage preferences in the current project and take effect only in this project. Memory files are stored at %USERPROFILE%/.codeartsdoer/memory/<project-path>-<project-name>. The following steps show how to enable memories in the TUI.

  1. Enter the TUI development environment.

    1. Open the root directory of the target project.
    2. Right-click in the blank area and select Open Windows Terminal here.
    3. In the terminal, enter codearts and press Enter to enter the TUI environment.

  2. In the chat box, type / and select /memory/enable to enable project-level memories.
  3. After the memory function is enabled, simply chat with the AI. The system automatically records your usage preferences.

    In addition to automatic recording, you can send the following instructions to let the AI actively manage memories:

    • Remember ***: Save explicit memories immediately.
    • Delete ***: Delete existing memories.
    • Organize existing memories: Manually review and optimize existing memories.