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Private memory links

Your memory has two zones. Public link serves the public zone; private link serves everything.

URL pattern

Private memory uses a capability URL — the link itself is the credential. Anyone holding the full URL can read your memory; knowing your username alone is not enough.

GET https://aimemlink.com/{username}/{32-hex}.txt

Slug: 32 lowercase hex characters — a signed derivative minted server-side (looks like a random token; not the raw server secret)
Auth: none — bearer URL model (like a secret gist link)
Response: plain text — public zone + private zone (your full memory)
Indexing: X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow

Public vs private

Public

/{username}/public-memory.txt

Guessable from username. Serves only your public memory zone.

Private

/{username}/{32-hex}.txt

Unguessable. Serves your full memory — public and private zones combined.

Custom instructions

Paste your private URL into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini settings:

I use AIMemLink app to store context about myself online.
Please open and read my AIMemLink file url using your "web browsing" or "fetch url" tools:
{https://aimemlink.com/{username}/{your-private-token}.txt}

Use it as my background and personal context during this conversation.

If you learn anything new and lasting about me during this conversation, say "Here's a memory suggestion:" and put only the suggested memory in one copyable code block, written in my voice. All suggestions must go in that single block.

Find your private URL on the dashboard. Copy the URL or the full instruction snippet.

Rotate if it leaks

Your private link is persistent by default — paste it once into app settings and it keeps working, even after you edit memory (older copied links still return your latest content). If the link ever leaks (shared chat log, forwarded message), rotate it from your dashboard. Every URL from before the rotation stops working immediately.

Security note

Private links are unguessable, not encrypted. Do not store passwords, API keys, or secrets in your memory — use either link only for personal context you are comfortable sharing with anyone who holds the URL.

Private link behavior

AI apps don't always check a link again after reading it once. That's why AIMemLink creates a fresh private link on memory updates, making it easier for AI apps to fetch your latest information.

AIMemLink creates a new link whenever you update your memory.

Any link you've already shared will continue to work and always access your latest memory.

Rotate Link

Use Rotate Link only if you want previously shared links to stop working.

Ready to create your AI memory?

Write your context, use your private link for personal memory, and publish optional public basics when you want them discoverable by username.

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