Memory & personalization
Silico remembers durable facts about you across conversations — so you don't have to repeat yourself, and results get more tailored over time.
What it remembers
As you work, the agent quietly notes things worth keeping, in a few categories:
- Identity — who you are, your role, your company
- Preferences — how you like things done (tone, formats, tools you favor)
- Projects — what you're working on
- Context — other durable details that help it help you
The next time you start a conversation, these are available to the agent automatically — no need to re-explain your setup each time.
You can see and control everything
Memory is fully transparent:
- When the agent stores something, it appears right in the conversation as a small note — so you always know what was kept.
- Open the Memory panel (the brain icon in the left sidebar) any time to see everything Silico has remembered, grouped by category.
- Delete any memory with one click. Nothing is hidden, and you're always in charge of what stays.
Tips
- Tell it your preferences directly — "Always give me answers in bullet points" or "I work in healthcare, keep that in mind" — and it can remember them.
- If something's out of date, open Memory and delete it; the agent stops using it immediately.
- Memory is about durable facts, not the contents of every message. For work-in-progress, keep it in the same thread (each thread also keeps its own files and context).