One memory for the whole team.
Tell Cedric something once and it stays known: to you, to your teammates, and to every task that comes later.
- Cedric quietly keeps a few durable facts from the work he does, so nobody has to say "remember this" (though you can).
- Every memory is either shared with the workspace or Only me. Your direct messages stay private, and what he learns there about you stays yours.
- The Brain page lists everything Cedric knows, one line per memory. Click to read it, one click to delete it.
- A correction made once sticks for everyone: fix a category, a name, or a rule, and every future draft follows it.
- Instructions sit above memories: workspace rules and personal preferences that shape how Cedric works, not just what he knows.
Why memory is the whole point
An assistant that forgets is a chatbot: every task starts from zero and every correction has to be repeated. Cedric keeps what he learns, so the tenth task is faster and better-informed than the first.
And because the memory is shared, what he learns helping one person is already known when a teammate asks the next day.
In the channel
Grace Adeyemi
Hardware goes under equipment, not office costs. Remember that.
CedricApp
Saved for the workspace.
Felix Andersson
Book the three new laptops as a cost?
CedricApp
Filed under equipment.
per Grace's ruleThe Brain page
The loop: a correction said once becomes a shared memory, and powers a teammate's answer two weeks later.
Correct it once
The correction that never needs repeating.
Grace Adeyemi9:14 AM
@Cedric hardware purchases go under equipment, not office costs. Remember that.
CedricAPP9:15 AM
Saved for the whole workspace: hardware purchases are categorized as equipment. Every future draft and reconciliation follows it, and you can see or delete this any time on the Brain page.
Corrections compound
Each fix makes every later task better. The team stops re-explaining the same three things.
Scope is visible
What you teach him in a channel is shared with the workspace. The Brain page marks every memory Shared or Only me.
Nothing is hidden
The Brain page shows every memory with where it came from. Delete is real, not decorative.
Teach him documents
The policy he read once and applies forever.
Nadia Haddad10:02 AM
@Cedric here is our travel policy. Keep it in mind.
CedricAPP10:03 AM
Read and saved as "Travel policy", shared with the workspace. I'll follow it when booking travel and flag anything that goes against it, with the policy line cited.
Documents become knowledge
Drop in a text file or paste the policy; it becomes a memory with the file's name, readable and deletable like any other.
He cites, not vibes
When a rule matters, Cedric quotes the line he is applying, so a flag is checkable in seconds.
Rules can be personal
"I prefer short replies" is a memory only for you. Your preferences never restyle a teammate's work.
Working with the Brain
The whole surface is one page on the dashboard.
- 01
See what he knows
The Brain page lists every memory as one titled line. Click a line to read the content and where it was learned.
- 02
Add or import
Type a fact, or import a text file. Choose whether the workspace shares it or only you see it.
- 03
Set the standing instructions
Workspace rules and personal preferences live at the top of the Brain page, above the memories, because how Cedric works matters more than what he recalls.
- 04
Delete anything
One click per memory. Deleted means gone from every future task.
The privacy lines that hold
Your DMs stay yours. The messages in a direct message are seen by you and Cedric only. A fact about you, about another person, or anything sensitive is saved Only me.
Company facts are shared, and he says so. Tell him a price or a rule in a DM and it goes to the shared memory, so a teammate gets the same answer. Cedric tells you when he shares a fact, and you can switch it back to Only me on the Brain page.
Provenance travels. Every memory records where it was learned, and recall from another platform says so.
Memory is never training. It exists to do your team's work, and it can be read and deleted by the people it belongs to.
FAQ
Everyone in the workspace, on the Brain page and through Cedric's answers. Only-me memories are visible to their owner alone, including in the list.
Yes. The conversation itself stays between you and Cedric. What he keeps from it depends on the fact. Something about you or another person, or anything sensitive, is saved Only me. Something about the company, like a price or a rule, is shared with the workspace, and he tells you when he shares it. A shared memory you created can go back to Only me on the Brain page.
Correct it in chat and the correction sticks, or delete the memory on the Brain page. Either way the wrong version stops influencing work immediately.
No. It exists so Cedric can do your team's work, stays inside your workspace, and is deletable by you.
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