Context Memory
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Overview
Context Memory allows Nupixl’s AI to remember and reference the user’s recent actions, goals, preferences, and conversational cues — not just in the current session, but across time.
Rather than treating each interaction as a standalone task, the AI creates a personalized memory loop, giving users a sense that they’re working with an assistant who knows them — their goals, struggles, and patterns.
This feature is subtle, but crucial to building trust, reducing friction, and creating seamless productivity over time.
Why It Matters
Provides continuity between sessions
Eliminates the need to “start over” every day
Enables smarter suggestions, summaries, and nudges
Reduces repetition and enhances relevance
How It Works
Session Awareness
Tracks current session details: e.g., the project being worked on, recent briefing answers, open tasks.
AI can ask: “Want me to continue where we left off yesterday?”
Ongoing Intent Capture
Captures long-term goals and preferences (e.g., “Grow my audience by 100K,” or “Keep work-life balance in mind.”)
These influence suggestions, tone, and priorities.
Multi-Context Linking
Links data from Briefings, Projects, Tasks, and Team AI escalations.
Makes intelligent recommendations across categories (e.g., “You’ve been overwhelmed lately — want me to shorten your task list?”)
Example Use Cases
Situation
How Context Memory Responds
User skips morning briefing
“Want me to recap your tasks from yesterday?”
User restarts a paused project
“You last worked on the landing page copy. Want to continue?”
Team AI receives an escalation
“A teammate had a similar problem last week — want to see how they handled it?”
Design Principles
Data is secure and user-owned
Memory is contextual, not intrusive — users are never overwhelmed with past details
The AI asks before acting on long-term memory
All personal context is portable across teams and sessions
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