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Memories and favorites

What Worklittle remembers about you.

Memories are the details Worklittle keeps between conversations, like the roles you want and the city you are searching in, so you stop repeating yourself.

What gets remembered

When something looks like a lasting fact about your search, it can be saved as a memory. Common examples:

- The job titles you are aiming for. - Where you want to work, and whether remote is fine. - Your years of experience and key skills. - Preferences about tone, like "keep my writing casual."

Memories apply across your chats. Ask for a cover letter in a brand new conversation and it already knows your target role.

Add, change, or remove a memory

1. Tell chat directly. "Remember that I only want night shifts" adds a memory. 2. To correct one, say what changed. "I moved to Austin, update my location." 3. To clear one, ask chat to forget it, or remove it from your settings.

Reviewing your memories every month or so is worth the minute it takes. Stale details, like an old target salary, quietly shape every answer you get.

Your favorite things

In Settings, Your favorite things is where personal facts and preferences live (the same memories chat can save). Edit or remove bullets there when something changes.

Pin important chats from the sidebar if you want them at the top of the list. That is separate from memories. For saving jobs, see Heart and save a job.