Core Features4 min read
Cross-Chat Memory & Context
Learn how Orin automatically extracts, organizes, and remembers key facts about you across all conversations.
How Automatic Context Capture Works
Whenever you share personal details during conversation—such as your name, artist handle, music production setup (e.g. FL Studio, vocals, mixing), hobbies, or lifestyle habits—Orin detects these facts and saves a concise summary directly to your private memory store in Firestore.
Stealth & Clean Rendering
When Orin captures a fact, it saves it in the background and briefly flashes an emerald 'Context saved!' indicator before fading away. No raw JSON payloads or syntax commands are ever visible in your chat bubble.
Example Memory Statements
You can share facts naturally during normal conversation, or tell Orin explicitly to remember something:
Examples of memorable factsmarkdown
User: "yo remember this about me: my artist name is Ceanre and i produce in FL Studio"
Orin: (Understands and saves 'Artist name is Ceanre; handles vocals, engineering & production in FL Studio')
User: "my favourite programming language is TypeScript and I prefer dark mode"
Orin: (Saves preference: 'Prefers TypeScript and dark mode themes')Managing & Deleting Stored Context
You retain complete ownership over your remembered context. You can review, add, or permanently delete any stored fact at any time:
- Open 'Settings & Context' from the sidebar footer or user profile menu.
- Navigate to the 'Cross-Chat Memory' tab.
- View your stored memories categorized into Name, Friend/Family, Hobby, Preference, and General.
- Click the trash / remove icon next to any memory item to delete it permanently.
- Click 'Clear all' to wipe all remembered cross-chat context in one click.
- Toggle the master 'Cross-Chat Memory' switch to disable memory extraction completely.