Nola's Memory

How Nola remembers your preferences and app details across conversations

Nola remembers things across your conversations. Beyond the context she holds within a single chat, Nola keeps a longer-term memory of your preferences and the details that matter for your app — so you don't have to explain them again every time you start a new conversation.

What Nola remembers

Memory is for the durable things that shape how you want Nola to work, such as:

• Preferences — "always use British date formats", "keep field names in Title Case", "prefer concise summaries"

• Terminology — "we call them clients, not customers"

• App conventions — "our fiscal year starts in April", "every project must be linked to an account"

• Working style — "check with me before deleting anything"

Nola draws on these memories automatically in future conversations, so her work stays consistent with how your team operates.

Asking Nola to remember something

The simplest way to add a memory is to tell Nola directly:

• "Remember that our financial year starts in April."

• "From now on, always use our brand colours on any page you build."

• "Keep in mind that only admins should ever see salary fields."

Nola will also pick up on durable preferences as you work and keep them for next time. Memory is best for things that stay true — one-off instructions for the task at hand don't need to be remembered.

Viewing and managing memories

You're always in control of what Nola remembers. In Nola's settings you'll find a memory section where you can:

• Review everything Nola currently remembers

• Edit a memory whose details have changed

• Delete anything that's no longer relevant

If Nola ever behaves in a way you didn't expect, the memory section is a good first place to look — a stale preference is easy to update or remove.

Reviewing and managing what Nola remembers

Memory is about preferences and context, not your records. Nola remembering "we call them clients" doesn't change any data — it just shapes how she talks and builds. Your actual app data always lives in your tables.

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