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Long-term memory lets Azura save short facts about you — preferences, projects, context — so future conversations are more personalized. Memory is on by default.

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Open the Memory settings

Choose any of these:
  • Click the Settings gear in the header (tooltip “Settings”) and open the “Memory” tab.
  • Use the /settings slash command.
The Settings modal is titled “Settings” with the eyebrow “Personalize your workspace”.

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Turn memory on or off

Use the “Long-term Memory” toggle:
  • On: the status reads “Active — Azura is learning.”
  • Off: the status reads “Disabled — Memories are sleeping.” Turning it off stops new memories from being saved.

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View and manage stored memories

The “Stored Memories” section shows a count badge with your usage against the current cap, plus:
  • A search box (“Search memories…”).
  • Sorting by “Newest” or “Oldest”.
  • A “Purge All” button.
Memories are timestamped one-line facts. There is a cap on how many are kept — when full, the oldest memories are dropped first.

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Purge all memories

  1. In Settings → “Memory”, click “Purge All”.
  2. The confirmation dialog “Purge All Memories” asks: “Are you sure you want to delete all stored memories? This cannot be undone.”
  3. Confirm with “Purge All”.
You can also clear memory from chat: use the /forget command, review the “Clear AI Memory” dialog, and confirm with “Clear Memory”. Purging cannot be undone.

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Privacy

Memories are private to your account. For the full picture of what Azura stores, see Privacy and your data.