What Sidekick remembers
Memory is context that’s true beyond a single thread: a preference, an ongoing project, something you’d otherwise have to re-explain every time. Once a fact is saved, later threads can draw on it without you restating it. This is what gives Sidekick continuity from one thread to the next instead of starting cold every time.Manage what’s remembered
1
Save a fact
Tell Sidekick to remember something in the middle of a thread, or add it directly under Settings → Memory.
2
Correct a fact
If something saved is wrong or out of date, tell Sidekick the correction in a thread, or edit the fact directly under Settings → Memory.
3
Forget a fact
Ask Sidekick to forget something, or delete it directly under Settings → Memory. Once it’s gone, later threads stop drawing on it.
Memory is per-user. What Sidekick remembers about you belongs to you: nobody else in your workspace can see it, and it never feeds anyone else’s threads.
Where to go next
The thread and composer
How a thread holds a conversation and how the composer starts and steers it.
Governance model
How consent gates and admin approval keep external and sensitive actions in bounds.