Bring your material in

Choose how to bring in files, Notion pages or captured conversations, and learn when a Memory reads them.

Choose the source that fits your material. Files, uploads, Notion and captured conversations feed a Memory through its Add card; the Memory learns from them when you run it. Talking to your assistant follows a different path: it can save what matters during the conversation.

Way in	Good for	Where
A folder in your Files	a project, a vault, anything already on disk	memory page › Add card › Your Files › Choose
Upload	a handful of files	memory page › Add card › Upload files › Upload
Notion	pages and databases	memory page › Add card › Notion (where available)
Browser extension	your chats with other assistants	memory page › Add card › Unibase memory
Talking to your assistant	what you tell it, decide with it, ask it	Home, or Telegram

A folder in your Files

Press Choose on Your Files. The Files browser opens inside the dialog: browse, tick one or more folders, and confirm in the footer. The folder is read in place, so anything you later add to it is picked up on the memory’s next run. A folder the memory already reads says reading.

If the files are not in your Files yet, put them there first from the Files page, or upload.

Upload

Press Upload on Upload files and drop the files. They land in a folder named “ uploads” (“… uploads (2)” if that name is taken) at the top of your Files, which is connected as a source on the spot. Markdown, text and the common document formats are accepted; the dialog tells you before sending if a file is not.

Notion

Connect a workspace, select the pages or databases the Memory should read, and add them. A sync fetches those pages; the Memory still needs a run to learn from them. Follow the Notion guide for authorization, page selection, updates and disconnection.

Unibase memory

The Unibase Memory browser extension captures your conversations with other assistants and hands them to a memory as a source.

1. Press Install on Unibase memory. Once the extension is connected, the same door says Use here.
2. Press Use here. The door says Added and the source appears in the Add card.
3. Select Update now.

A memory over your conversations keeps memory about you: what you asked, decided, adopted. It does not restate what an assistant explained. Its instruction is a filter on the chats, not a subject: unibase keeps what the chats say that bears on Unibase, not a description of Unibase.

Talking to your assistant

Your assistant can retain relevant information from conversations on Home or Telegram. A Saved to memory indication shows when information has been saved. Review the assistant’s memory on the Memory page; do not assume every message has been stored as a memory entry.

The browser extension guide covers setup and missing conversations.

Then run

After adding a source, select Update now on the Memory page or configure a schedule in Settings. See Memory.