The problem
Starting over in every conversation wastes time.
When the model forgets your preferences, constraints, and ongoing context, every new thread begins with re-explaining the same things.
Persistent context
Let your AI workspace remember what matters.
NovaKit Memory stores useful facts, preferences, and decisions across conversations so you spend less time repeating context.
Repeated context is one of the biggest sources of friction in daily AI use. NovaKit Memory helps your workspace retain important information while keeping you in control.
The NovaKit approach
Persistent memory with explicit user control.
NovaKit lets you keep durable facts available across conversations, while still giving you the ability to inspect, edit, disable, or delete memory entries individually.
Why it matters
Benefits of Memory
- Reduce repetitive setup and briefing in new chats.
- Keep preferences, recurring goals, and standing instructions available.
- Improve continuity across long-running projects.
- Stay in control with explicit review and deletion tools.
What you can do
Key capabilities
- Persistent facts stored across conversations.
- Per-memory review, editing, and deletion.
- Selective toggles for what should remain active.
- Designed for local-first ownership and transparency.
Product preview
What Memory looks like in NovaKit
NovaKit Memory stores useful facts, preferences, and decisions across conversations so you spend less time repeating context. These previews show how the feature fits into a real workflow rather than living as a one-off capability.
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Memory
NovaKit Memory stores useful facts, preferences, and decisions across conversations so you spend less time repeating context.
Persistent facts stored across conversations.
Persistent contextNovaKitActive workflow
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Workflow example
Remember your writing style, code preferences, or project constraints.
Per-memory review, editing, and deletion.
Use caseExecutionContext
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Why people upgrade
Keep preferences, recurring goals, and standing instructions available.
Reduce repetitive setup and briefing in new chats.
Upgrade pathROIOwnership
Common use cases
Where Memory fits best
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Remember your writing style, code preferences, or project constraints.
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Keep recurring client context available for future sessions.
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Store ongoing research assumptions and decision history.
Best fit
Who Memory is for
Users with ongoing projects
Great when your work spans many sessions and you want the workspace to retain useful context.
People with stable preferences and constraints
Useful for remembering writing preferences, coding conventions, or recurring goals across chats.
Anyone who values explicit control
A fit for users who want persistent context but still need to review, edit, or remove it at any time.
Why it stands out
NovaKit Memory vs typical alternatives
Comparison
NovaKit
Typical alternative
Continuity
Important facts persist across conversations.
Standard chats forget useful context between threads.
Control
Review, edit, or delete memories individually.
Memory features are often opaque or overly automatic.
Efficiency
Less repeated briefing in new sessions.
Users keep re-explaining the same preferences and constraints.
Frequently asked questions
Memory FAQ
Can I remove or edit memories?
Yes. NovaKit treats memory as user-controlled workspace data, so you can inspect entries and modify or delete them whenever you want.
Is memory always on?
You can control memory usage and decide which facts should persist, rather than handing over all context automatically.
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