Memory and skills

#What it is

Memory holds the details Infinall remembers about you and your business across chats, such as your brand voice or your audience. Skills are reusable sets of instructions Infinall applies to your work. Each one has its own screen in Settings.

#Who can use it

Everyone. The code puts no plan limit on memory or skills. Free and Pro accounts see the same two screens.

#Cost

Free, no credits. Adding, editing and removing memories and skills never uses credits. The chat replies that use them follow the normal chat cost.

#Where to find it

Open Settings. Under Customize, click Memory or Skills. You can also search the Settings menu for "remember", "memories", "auto skills", "skill", "github", "library" or "instructions". The same lists are in the chat under Customize.

#Buttons and controls

#Memory screen

Memories are grouped under these headings: About you, Business & brand, Audience, Goals, Preferences, Instructions, Tools and Other. A number next to What Infinall remembers shows how many you have. Each row also shows the date it last changed.

#Skills screen

Click a skill card, not its switch, to open it. The window shows its instructions and has these buttons:

#How to turn memory on or off

1. Open Settings, then Memory.
2. Switch Use memory on or off.

When memory is off, the list shows "Memory is off. Turn it on to let Infinall remember you." Your saved memories stay until you delete them.

#How to add, edit and delete a memory

1. Open Settings, then Memory.
2. To add one, type it in "Add something to remember, e.g. Our brand voice is playful and direct" and click Add. A note says "Saved to memory."
3. To change one, hover over it and click Edit memory. Change the text, then click Save.
4. To delete one, hover over it and click Delete memory.

You can also say "remember..." or "forget..." in any chat.

#How to clear all memories

1. Open Settings, then Memory.
2. Click Clear all.
3. Click Delete all (number) to confirm, or Cancel to back out.
4. A note says how many were cleared, for example "Cleared 12 memories." Your chats are not deleted.

#How to add a skill from the library

1. Open Settings, then Skills, then the Library tab.
2. Pick a category chip or type in Search the library.
3. Click + Add on the skill. To read it first, click the card.
4. A note says "Skill added. Infinall will use it automatically." It now shows under Your skills.

#How to write your own skill

1. Open Settings, then Skills.
2. Click New skill, then Write a skill.
3. In Create a skill, fill in the name (for example "Name, e.g. Product launch email"), then "When to use it (one sentence)", then the instructions in markdown. Under the name box you see the command it will get, such as /product-launch-email.
4. Click Save skill.
5. A note says "Saved. Use it with /" and the command.

The Save skill button stays grey until you fill in the name and the instructions.

#How to import skills from GitHub

1. Open Settings, then Skills.
2. Click New skill, then Import from GitHub.
3. Paste a public repository address, for example https://github.com/owner/repo. To import one folder, point to it, for example github.com/owner/repo/tree/main/marketing.
4. Click Import skills. It reads "Importing..." while it works.
5. A note says how many were imported, for example "Imported 8 of 9 skills from owner/repo". Some may fail and are left out.

#How to switch a skill off or remove it

1. Open Settings, then Skills, then Your skills.
2. To stop using it for now, switch off Use (skill name).
3. To delete it, click Remove (skill name). A note says "Skill removed."

#How to use a skill in chat

Type / in a chat followed by the skill name, for example /product-launch-email. Or leave Use skills automatically on and Infinall picks one when it fits. Tip: type /skill in any chat to have Infinall write one for you.

#Options explained

Memory headings. Each memory belongs to one heading.

Where skills come from. Each skill card says where it came from.

Memory and skills together. Memory is facts about you. A skill is a method for doing a task. Use memory for "we sell coffee to students" and a skill for "how to write our launch email".

#Limits

• You can keep up to 500 memories. When you go over, the least important and least used ones are dropped first.
• One memory holds up to 500 characters. Longer text is cut.
• A skill's instructions hold up to 40,000 characters. Longer text is cut.
• A skill name holds up to 120 characters. The "When to use it" line holds up to 500.
• One GitHub import reads up to 300 skills.
• The Library tab shows 40 skills at a time. Show more adds the next batch.
• Memory does not accept secrets. See the table below.

#When something goes wrong

If a switch or a delete does not save, a red message with the reason shows at the top of the screen and the switch goes back.

#Questions

#Does Infinall remember things I did not tell it?

Yes, when Use memory is on. It picks up lasting facts about you from your chats, such as your brand, audience, goals and preferences. It does not keep one-off task details. It never saves what looks like a key, password or card number. Switch Use memory off to stop it.

#Will turning memory off delete what it remembers?

No. It stops Infinall using and adding memories. Your saved list stays until you delete it.

#Can I make Infinall forget one thing?

Yes. Click Delete memory on that row, or say "forget..." in a chat.

#What happens if I make a skill with the same name as one I have?

It replaces the old one. A skill is saved under a command made from its name, and the same command means the same skill.

#What is the difference between Use skills automatically and the switch on each skill?

Use skills automatically decides if Infinall picks skills by itself. Use (skill name) switches one skill on or off. With the first switch off, a skill that is still on runs only when you type its command.

#Does importing from GitHub take my repository?

No. It only reads the SKILL.md files in a public repository and saves a copy as skills in your list.

#Do memory and skills use credits?

No. Setting them up is free. Chat replies that use them follow the normal chat cost.