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Memory

As alfred_ reads your email and calendar, it keeps a wiki of your work: the people you deal with, your projects and preferences, and things you ask it to remember. You can read it, correct it and add to it.

On this page
At a glance
Where Wiki in the sidebar, and People for the full directory
Learns from Your email and calendar, and what you tell it
Used for Answers, drafts in your voice, meeting prep and briefs
You control What’s in it: correct anything by telling alfred_

What it keeps

  • People: who they are, how you know them, and your recent conversations.
  • Projects: the work you’re in the middle of, and the people and threads behind each.
  • Goals: what you’re working toward.
  • Background and facts: your role, your company, and things you’ve asked alfred_ to remember.
  • Preferences, style and work patterns: how you like to work and write.
  • Updates: what changed recently.

This is how alfred_ knows that Dana is your contact at Acme, that the renewal is due in March, and that you prefer calls before 10.

Adding to it

  • Remember that Dana prefers calls to email
  • Remember that Harbor Facilities pays on net 30

You can also bring over what ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant knows about you under Settings → Preferences → Import memory.

Correcting it

Open Wiki to read any page. If something is wrong, tell alfred_ (“Dana moved to Northside in August”) and it uses the correction from then on.

Where it applies

What alfred_ remembers is the same in the web app, the iPhone app, by text, and in Claude and ChatGPT. Material you mean to share with a team goes in the Team library. See Privacy and your data for what’s kept and how to delete it.

All pages

Common questions

Connect OutlookConnect your toolsReply to a client by textEmailWho owes me a replyEmailCreate a routineRoutinesStop texts at nightPreferences