Memory

The built-in Memory tool enables assistants to store and reuse user-specific context over time.

Current behavior

Memory is currently personal per user.

• memories are scoped to the current user
• there is no automatic global/shared team memory
• access is always resolved in user context

Available tool methods

• memory_add: store a new memory
• memory_search: search memories
• memory_get_all: list memories
• memory_update: update an existing memory

Memory in settings

Central management is available via the new Memory page in Settings.

• review stored information
• inspect and adjust existing entries
• control memory behavior by use case

Import memories from another AI

If you have already worked with ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude, you can bring the context they stored about you into meinGPT — without rebuilding it from scratch. On the Memory page in Settings, open Import.

The import has three steps:

1. Copy the prompt: meinGPT gives you a ready-made prompt. Copy it and paste it into ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude.
2. Paste the response: bring the other AI's answer back and paste it in. meinGPT extracts the memories and sorts them into categories (Profile, Working style, Active work, Team & contacts, Rules).
3. Review and import: go through the suggestions, edit them if needed, and uncheck anything you don't want to keep. Import finishes the process.

Only the memories you selected are stored.

Best practices

• store stable preferences and long-term context
• do not store secrets or highly sensitive data
• update existing memories when users correct prior information