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Orvyn remembers your preferences so you don’t have to repeat yourself every time.

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Saving Memories

Tell Orvyn to remember something using phrases like “Remember that I prefer…” or “Always use…” and it saves that preference. Example: Say “Remember that I always want revenue numbers in blue,” and Orvyn uses blue for revenue numbers in every conversation without you asking again. What gets remembered:
  • Preferences: Colors, fonts, or styles you prefer
  • Workflows: How you structure your work
  • Facts: Important details about your role or industry

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Updating Memories

Your preferences change over time. Tell Orvyn which memory to update and what the new preference should be. Examples:
  • “Update my memory to use red for negative changes instead of blue”
  • “Change my preference for revenue numbers to be bold instead of italic”

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Deleting Memories

Remove memories you no longer need by telling Orvyn to forget them. Examples:
  • “Delete my memory about using green for growth numbers”
  • “Forget my preference for Arial font”
Common reasons to delete:
  • The preference was temporary
  • You saved something by mistake
  • Information became outdated