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Memories

Durable facts captured once, reused everywhere, and always yours to edit or remove.

Raven remembers what matters across conversations. Memory is account-level, on by default, and entirely under your control: add a memory yourself, edit any of them, or remove one for good.

What memory does#

Raven Flash captures durable facts as you work: your role and preferences, the stack you build on, the people and projects you keep referring back to, decisions you have already made. A bounded summary of those facts is attached to every run, so you stop repeating yourself in a new conversation.

What gets captured#

• Durable facts. "I am a backend engineer working in Go", "we deploy on Fridays", "call the service the gateway".
• Your preferences. Tone, formatting, how much explanation you want.
• Project context. Names, constraints, and standards that hold across chats.

One-off details and the contents of a single exchange are not what memory is for, and they are not what it keeps.

Managing memories#

Open Settings and find Memories. Each stored fact is one line, and you can:

• Add a memory yourself, in your own words.
• Edit any memory. Your wording always wins over anything captured automatically.
• Remove a memory. Removal is final: the line stops being attached to future runs and it is never re-captured from history.

How it is used#

Every run carries a bounded memory block built from your current list. The block has a fixed size budget, so the most relevant lines apply and the block never grows without limit. Memory is context for the current conversation, not an override of it: what you say now wins for that run.

Scope and devices#

Memories are tied to your account, not to a device. Add one on your laptop and it applies on your phone and on desktop, syncing the same way your chats do: local first, account-wide after.