Transform your AI conversations from isolated chats into continuous, context-aware partnerships that remember your projects, preferences, and decisions across every interaction.

What is Memory Store?

Memory Store gives Claude and ChatGPT a shared, persistent memory across all your conversations. Instead of re-explaining your context every time you start a new chat, the AI remembers:

• Your projects and their architecture

• Business context and domain knowledge

• Personal preferences and working style

• Past decisions and their reasoning

• Tools and workflows you use

• Problems you've solved before

Cross-Platform Memory: Context recorded in Claude is available in ChatGPT, and vice versa. You can brainstorm ideas in Claude's web interface, then switch to ChatGPT with full context intact.

Why Memory Store?

Without Memory Store:

• Re-explaining your project every new conversation

• Losing context when switching between Claude and ChatGPT

• Generic advice that doesn't fit your specific situation

• Starting from scratch each time

With Memory Store:

• AI that knows your projects and preferences

• Seamless context across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other tools

• Personalized advice based on your actual context

• Continuous conversations that build on past interactions

Setup on Claude

Step 1: Open Profile Settings

Click your profile icon in the bottom-left corner of Claude

Step 2: Navigate to Connectors

Select "Connectors" from the settings menu

Step 3: Add Custom Connector

1. Click "Add Custom Connector"

2. Enter your memory.store connection details

3. When prompted, log in with the email you received this guide on

4. Approve the connection

Start Using

Your memory.store is now connected. Claude will remember context across conversations.

Step 4: Verify Setup

Start a new conversation and ask:

Memory Store should confirm the connection is working.

Setup on ChatGPT

Step 1: Open Advanced Settings

Click your profile → Settings

Step 2: Enable Developer Mode

1. Navigate to "Connections" → "Advanced Settings"

2. Toggle "Developer Mode" on

Step 3: Add Connector

1. Click "Add Connector"

2. Enter connection details:

3. When prompted, log in at beta.memory.store

4. Approve the connection

⚠️ Important: Using Memory Store in ChatGPT

• Developer Mode must be ON for Memory Store to work

• Orange borders around the text box = Developer Mode is active

• No orange borders = Memory Store won't function

• Toggle it on from Settings > Connections > Advanced Settings anytime

Step 4: Verify Setup

Start a new chat and ask:

ChatGPT should confirm the connection.

How to Use Memory Store

Memory Store works naturally in your conversations. You don't need special commands—just talk normally and ask the AI to remember or recall information when needed.

Recording Context

Simply tell Claude or ChatGPT what to remember:

Project Information:

Personal Preferences:

Work Context:

Recalling Information

Ask naturally for what you need:

Checking What's Stored

Updating Information

When things change, just mention it naturally:

What to Record in Memory Store

Essential Context

1. Project Information

• What you're building and why

• Tech stack and tools you use

• Key features and functionality

• Current status and goals

2. Personal Preferences

• Communication style (concise vs. detailed)

• How you like explanations structured

• Your level of expertise in different areas

• Preferred formats for different types of content

3. Work Context

• Company and role

• Team structure and collaborators

• Tools and workflows your team uses

• Current projects and priorities

4. Domain Knowledge

• Your industry and specialization

• Specific terminology or concepts

• Standards and practices you follow

• Constraints you work within

Useful to Record

Decisions and Reasoning:

Common Questions:

Repeated Context:

Tools and Setup:

Best Practices

Do This

Start conversations by checking context:

Then continue with your actual question once context is confirmed.

Be explicit about important information:

Update when things change:

Record decisions with reasoning:

Use Memory Store for ongoing projects:

When working on something over multiple sessions, record key details so you don't have to re-explain every time.

Avoid This

Don't record sensitive information:

• API keys, passwords, tokens

• Personal identification numbers

• Credit card information

• Private credentials

Don't record temporary details:

• Today's weather

• Current time/date

• Transient states that change constantly

Don't over-record trivial information:

• Your favorite color (unless it's actually relevant)

• Every small detail about every conversation

• Information that won't be useful later

Real-World Usage Patterns

Pattern 1: Project Continuity

First Conversation:

Two Days Later:

What did we discuss about the meal planning app?

[AI recalls your project context]

The AI already knows your tech stack, project goals, and previous discussions.

Pattern 2: Personal Preferences

Recording Your Style:

Later Conversations:

The AI automatically adapts to your preferences without you having to repeat them every time.

Pattern 3: Work Context

Setting Up Context:

Using That Context:

Help me write user stories for a new appointment booking feature

[AI uses knowledge of your role, company, users, and tools to provide
relevant, specific suggestions that fit your actual workflow]

Pattern 4: Domain Expertise

Recording Specialized Knowledge:

Benefit:

Conversations stay at the right technical level without over-explaining basics or being too vague.

Pattern 5: Cross-Platform Workflow

In Claude:

Switch to ChatGPT:

What features did I brainstorm for the fitness app?

[ChatGPT recalls the exact context from Claude]

Memory Store bridges the gap between different AI tools.

Advanced Usage

Recording Collections of Information

Tech Stack Template:

Project Template:

Using Memory for Learning

Track Your Learning Journey:

Build on Past Learning:

Each conversation builds on what you've learned before, with the AI adjusting explanations based on your current understanding.

Team and Collaboration Context

For Team Projects:

Using Team Context:

The AI can suggest communication approaches, timing considerations, and handoff strategies that fit your actual team dynamics.

Troubleshooting

Memory Store Not Responding

1. Check that the connector is properly configured in Settings

2. Try disconnecting and reconnecting

3. Restart your browser

4. Ask: "Can you verify Memory Store is working?"

Context Not Being Recalled

Be explicit:

Recall everything about [specific topic]

Check what's stored:

Re-record if needed:

If information seems missing, simply record it again.

Information Seems Outdated

Update naturally:

The AI will use the latest information going forward.

Tips for Maximum Value

Start Each Project Right

When beginning a new project, spend 2-3 minutes recording:

• What you're building and why

• Who it's for

• Tech stack you're using

• Key constraints or requirements

This small investment saves hours of re-explaining later.

Use Memory Store as Your Project Notes

Instead of keeping separate notes, use Memory Store as your AI-accessible project documentation:

Build a Personal Knowledge Base

Record insights and learnings:

Use Across Your Workflow

• Planning in Claude's web interface

• Coding in Cursor with full context

• Troubleshooting in ChatGPT with the same context

• Documentation back in Claude

All tools share the same memory.

Privacy and Security

What Memory Store Stores

• Project information you explicitly share

• Preferences and context you record

• Conversations where you use "remember" or "store"

What Memory Store Doesn't Store

• Sensitive credentials (API keys, passwords)

• Private messages or documents (unless you explicitly share them)

• Information from incognito or private browsing sessions

Controlling Your Memory

Review what's stored:

Request removal:

Please forget everything about [specific topic]

Clear specific information:

Next Steps

Now that Memory Store is set up:

1. Start your first project recording - Share basic context about what you're working on

2. Set your preferences - Tell Claude/ChatGPT how you like to communicate

3. Try cross-platform - Record something in Claude, recall it in ChatGPT

4. Build it into your workflow - Make Memory Store part of your regular AI interactions

The more you use it, the more valuable it becomes. Each conversation adds to your shared context, making every future interaction faster and more relevant.

Get Help & Provide Feedback

Discord Community: discord.gg/vynweB8qr3

• Get setup help and troubleshooting

• Share your workflows and use cases

• Connect with other Memory Store users

Feedback:

Share your experience to help improve Memory Store:

Please provide feedback: [Your experience with Memory Store]

We'd love to hear:

• What's working well for you

• Features you'd like to see

• Issues or confusion you've encountered

• How Memory Store has changed your workflow

Ready to get started? Follow the setup instructions above, then start your first conversation by sharing some basic context about what you're working on. Memory Store will take it from there.