FAQ
Answers about private memory links, optional public profiles, AI tool setup, access controls, and updates.
AIMemLink stores the context you write about yourself — in your own words — and gives you a private, unguessable link that ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools with web access can open before answering. You can also publish a separate public profile containing only the basics you choose.
ChatGPT's memory saves what the model happens to notice — not always what you want it to know. It's also locked to ChatGPT. AIMemLink is written by you, in your own words, and the same link works across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools.
No. Nothing is saved unless you write it or send it yourself. AI can suggest additions, but you decide what goes in your memory.
Your memory has two zones. Public memory is readable at /{username}/public-memory.txt by anyone who knows your username. Private memory is only served on your secret link. Telegram saves append to private memory only.
Yes. Put sensitive context in your private memory zone on the dashboard — it is only served on your unguessable private link. Your public link serves only the public zone. Clear the public zone to turn your public link off entirely.
Yes. Your dashboard shows recent requests AIMemLink received for your private link, and you can connect Telegram for access alerts. AI providers may reuse cached copies, so the log shows requests to AIMemLink rather than every time an AI reads previously fetched memory.
Rotate it from your dashboard or with /rotate in Telegram. Every previous private URL stops working immediately, and AIMemLink gives you a new link to share.
Use HTTP GET on https://aimemlink.com/{username}/public-memory.txt. The response is plain text (text/plain) with no authentication.
Sign up and write your memory on the dashboard. Tap ChatGPT under Talk to your AI to copy your instruction snippet and open a new chat — paste to start. For lasting setup, paste the same snippet into ChatGPT custom instructions.
Some ChatGPT sessions web-search instead of fetching. Ask the model to fetch your memory URL directly, use Talk to your AI on the dashboard (copy + paste), or copy full or public memory from the dashboard as a fallback.
Yes. Connect Telegram from your dashboard, then send plain text to the bot to append private memory. Use /show for full memory, /link for your private URL, and /public_link for your public URL. Edit public memory on the web.
No for normal use. AIMemLink works with fetchable URLs — no browser extension and no MCP are required. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini in the browser should use your private link and dashboard instructions. MCP is optional for any compatible agent or app: sign in, open Dashboard → MCP access, generate an API key, and follow the setup guide at /docs/mcp. MCP gives reliable tool calls (read and append); it is not a replacement for the private link when using ChatGPT in the browser.
An optional, client-independent Model Context Protocol endpoint at https://aimemlink.com/api/mcp. Any MCP client that supports remote HTTP transport and Bearer authentication can connect. Two tools: get_memory (full public + private memory, like Telegram /show) and append_private_memory (plain-text private append, like messaging the bot). OAuth is not supported yet — API key only. See /docs/mcp for setup.
AIMemLink creates a fresh link whenever you update your memory. Previously shared links continue to work and always access your latest memory. If you want older links to stop working, use Rotate Link to revoke acees to all previous links.
Some AI apps don't always check a link again after reading it once. If that happens, paste your current AIMemLink into the conversation again.
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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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