# Memories

*Memories* can be used for Korey to remember your preferences, such as level of detail/tone, preferred language, or how you like your stories formatted. Save your own *Memories*, or establish *Organization Memories* that apply across your entire team in Korey.

*Examples:*

* `Korey, remember that I prefer to use a 24-hour clock`
* `Remember to keep story descriptions concise`
* `Store a memory for me: always analyze new stories and set the appropriate Skill Set custom field`
* `Remember that I like to use an emoji in section headers when writing Stories`

#### Create Memories

New *Memories* can be created by asking Korey to remember something — start a chat with `Remember that...` and specify the *Memory* you want saved.&#x20;

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### Organization Memories

Save *Memories* for your entire team — ask Korey to remember 'rules', structures, and other constants to be applied to context across all the users in your organization.

1. Go to **Settings > Memories**
2. Toggle to **Org Memories**

By default, all users can create, edit, and delete Org Memories they created, and admins can edit and delete all Org Memories.

{% hint style="info" %}
Optionally, Org Memory creation and management can be restricted to only admins. **Settings > Profile**
{% endhint %}


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