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Memory is durable context Strawberry can use later. It helps companions avoid asking the same questions repeatedly and makes future work more personal and specific.

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What memory can contain

Useful memory is stable and reusable:
  • Your role, company, industry, and goals
  • Product and customer context
  • Writing style and tone preferences
  • ICP and target account details
  • Tooling and workflow preferences
  • Recurring constraints, such as regions, formats, or approval rules
Avoid using memory for temporary tasks, one-off instructions, secrets, or information that will quickly become stale.

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Where memory appears

Open strawberry://knowledge/memory. Memory files appear as cards. Each card opens the underlying memory file in the document viewer. Markdown files can be edited with the rich editor.

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Shared and companion memory

Strawberry supports information shared with every companion and companion-specific memory. Companion-specific memory is useful when a recruiting companion should remember different context than a sales companion.

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Editing memory

You can edit memory files directly. Good edits are short, factual, and easy for a companion to apply. 
When writing outbound sales messages, keep the tone concise, direct,
and lightly personal. Avoid hype. Lead with the prospect's likely problem.

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Memory and privacy

Only store information you are comfortable making available to the relevant companion scope. When sharing a companion, remember that the recipient can access that companion’s synced folder, including memories.

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Best practices

  • Store stable context, not every chat detail.
  • Use headings so memory files are easy to scan.
  • Remove outdated preferences.
  • Keep sensitive details out of memory unless they are necessary and scoped correctly.
  • Ask a companion to summarize new durable facts before saving them.