ChatGPT
We’re preparing the directory listing. No setup needed from you yet.
Your memories,
with your assistant.
That restaurant a friend recommended. The notes from your last meeting. The idea you didn’t want to lose. Let your assistant help you find the things you saved in #memory.
#memory is available in the Claude directory. We’re preparing the ChatGPT listing.
Choose your assistant
In preparation
Claude
Find #memory in the directory and connect your account.
You connect from the directory, sign in, and choose what to share. No developer settings or access keys.
A little less explaining. A little more remembering.
“What was that place Dani recommended in Lisbon? Show me the memory.”
Once connected, your assistant can search the memories you allow and bring the useful ones into your conversation.
How connecting works
Find #memory in your assistant.
Open its directory, find #memory, and choose Connect. Or use the Connect button above to go straight to the listing.
Choose what to share.
Sign in with the same account you use in the #memory app. Allow reading across your library or just selected keywords. Saving and deletion are separate choices, switched off by default.
Pick up the conversation.
Return to your assistant and ask about something you saved. Try a name, a place, or a keyword, and ask it to show the memory it found.
Your library. Your choice.
Reading is enough to get started. Saving and updating are optional; deletion is a separate choice. Encrypted content stays unreadable through the connection.
You can revoke a connection or key in your account at any time to stop future access. Anything your assistant has already read may still be held or processed by its provider.
Only share the memories your assistant needs. Sign-in connections expire after 30 days; you can reconnect from your assistant.
Building an integration? Developer documentation.