Recall Memory
ChatGPT plugin by Smidt Beheer · Memory that lasts across chats
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About Recall Memory
Recall Memory comes up for “memory” at #28 of 49, outside the top 10, and memorystore.in is #1.
Recall gives your assistant a memory that lasts between conversations. It learns what is true about you from what you choose to share (your projects, preferences, people and plans), notices when something changes, and answers with the sources it used.From the plugin’s directory listing
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What does Recall Memory do?
Memory that lasts across chats. Recall gives your assistant a memory that lasts between conversations. It learns what is true about you from what you choose to share (your projects, preferences, people and plans), notices when something changes, and answers with the sources it used.
How do I use Recall Memory in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @Recall Memory in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “What do you remember about my current projects?”, “Remember that I prefer short, direct answers.” or “What did I decide last time about the launch plan?”