personal-facts

Store personal facts for AI personalization by telling the assistant your information directly, such as your favorite color or work address, which it saves using a key-value system for later recall.

An AI assistant recalls user preferences by retrieving previously stored information from its key-value memory system, allowing it to access facts like your name, location, or birthday when needed.

Yes, you can manage stored user data and facts using API-driven CRUD operations, which allow you to create, read, update, and delete personal information within the system.

The best way to remember user-specific information like birthdays and locations is to use a dedicated fact storage skill that explicitly captures and retrieves these details to maintain context across interactions.

Yes, this personalization memory supports setting default preferences for specific contexts, enabling you to store settings like a default music genre that the AI uses when making suggestions.

You should not use a key-value system for storing user facts when you need to perform complex relational queries or establish intricate connections between multiple user data points, as it relies on simple retrieval.