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These features do different jobs:

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Memory

Open Memory to add, edit, or remove saved details. Keep each memory specific: “Alex prefers short explanations” is more useful than an entire chat transcript. With Automatic memory enabled, your Verb can save useful details from conversations. It doesn’t save every message. Review the saved memories and correct anything inaccurate. Resetting a chat’s recent context does not delete long-term memories. Remove those on the Memory page.

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Knowledge Base

Create an entry with a clear title and focused content. Use categories and importance to organize material. If you import a website, review the extracted text before saving—it may miss parts of the page or include irrelevant content. For a server assistant, add server rules and a short FAQ. For a roleplay character, add places, relationships, and world lore. Update entries when the facts change.

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Training

Add a sample user message and a good response. Examples help show tone, formatting, and how to handle common situations; they don’t retrain the underlying AI model.
Use several varied examples instead of repeating the same answer.

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Keep sensitive information out

Memory and knowledge can influence your Verb’s replies. Don’t use them to store passwords, private keys, or information it should never reveal—especially if other people can chat with the Verb.