Memory-AI-powered memory management.

Example

A user named John wants to start using Memory. He provides his name and email, and Memory generates a unique code that is sent to John's email.

Scenario

This function is particularly useful for new users who want to initialize Memory's services and ensure that their data is tied to a unique, secure identifier.

Example

John receives the code via email and inputs it into Memory for verification. Memory confirms the code is valid.

Scenario

This ensures that only the authorized user can access or modify the stored information, adding a layer of security to the data management process.

Example

John needs to recall details from a project discussion that happened last month. He uses the verified code and email to retrieve the saved memory.

Scenario

This function is crucial for users who need to access specific information from past conversations or records quickly, such as professionals handling multiple projects or cases.

Example

John has new project details to add. He provides the exact information to Memory, which stores it securely associated with his code.

Scenario

Ideal for users who need to continuously update their records with new information, ensuring that all data is kept up-to-date and easily accessible.

Example

John completes his project and no longer needs the stored information. He decides to remove the memory associated with his code.

Scenario

This function is beneficial for users who need to maintain data privacy and manage the lifecycle of their stored information, including secure deletion when no longer needed.