The Problem
You use several AI tools a day — a chat assistant, a coding agent, maybe a research tool. Each one starts from zero: it doesn’t know your preferences, your ongoing projects, or the file you uploaded yesterday to a different tool. You spend the first five minutes of every session re-explaining yourself.What MemoryLake Changes
Your personal workspace becomes the single memory all your AI tools share. Tell one assistant you prefer concise answers with code examples — every connected tool knows it. Upload your apartment lease once — any assistant can cite it later.Walkthrough
1
Seed your memory in the Playground
Start chatting at app.memorylake.ai. Mention things worth keeping: “I’m preparing for a marathon in November”, “My daughter is allergic to peanuts”, “I write Python, not JavaScript”. MemoryLake extracts each durable fact as a memory — check the Memories page to see them, each with a source trace.
2
Organize life contexts as projects
Create separate projects for contexts that shouldn’t blend: “Health”, “Home purchase”, “Side project”. Retrieval is project-scoped, so your mortgage documents never surface in a fitness conversation.
3
Bring in your documents
Upload files to your Library (drag-and-drop, folder structures preserved) or mount WPS / Lark to browse existing cloud documents. Associate them with the right project — content becomes searchable context.
4
Connect the tools you already use
Install the OpenClaw plugin so your coding agent recalls your context automatically and captures new memories as you work. Files you hand the agent are auto-uploaded into your project.
5
Keep your memory honest
When a new fact contradicts an old one (“I moved to Berlin” vs. “lives in Munich”), MemoryLake raises a conflict instead of guessing. Review conflicts in the project’s Conflicts tab and pick what’s true — your memory stays current, not cluttered.
What This Feels Like Day to Day
- “Plan my meals for next week” → the assistant already knows the marathon training and the peanut allergy.
- “Continue where we left off on the crawler” → the coding agent recalls last week’s design decision and the library you chose.
- “What does my lease say about subletting?” → answered with a citation to the document you uploaded months ago.
Privacy Notes
- Your personal workspace is yours alone — nothing is shared unless you join a team space.
- Memories are inspectable and deletable: view any memory’s source trace, edit it, or forget it permanently.
- API keys you create can be scoped with model restrictions and IP allowlists, and revoked anytime.
Go Deeper
Memories Guide
How extraction, search, traces, and conflicts work.
Coding Agent Setup
The full OpenClaw walkthrough.