> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://guides.runner.now/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Memory > See, edit, and organize the facts and preferences Runner can use across sessions. Personal Memory is where Runner keeps durable facts and preferences your AI employees can use across jobs and sessions. * *"Keep my email drafts to three sentences max."* * *"Sarah and James are always high priority."* * *"I don't have a car. Transit options only."* Want one of those to carry forward? Ask Runner to remember it, then check **Memory** to make sure it was saved. A session transcript isn't automatically Memory. Neither is the output from a previous Runner run. The fact has to be written to Personal Memory before another session or run can use it there. ## Put each kind of context in the right place | What you want to keep | Where it belongs | | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | A personal fact or preference | **Personal Memory** | | A standing rule for one Runner | That Runner's saved **Prompt** | | Shared background, definitions, or source locations | **Project context** | | A reusable procedure you choose when to start | A **Workflow** | | Live deal, invoice, project, or customer status | The source app the next run can read | | One run's result | Its session, unless you save the durable part elsewhere | Memory isn't where every result belongs. Save only the durable part another session or run should use. ## See what Runner remembers Open **Memory** in the sidebar. Each memory is a document you can read, edit, or delete. Folders can be nested, so you can organize people, preferences, company context, or anything else that needs a home. If something is wrong, open it and fix it. You can also tell Runner what changed and ask it to update the memory. You can add one yourself too. Click **New memory**, give it a title and body, done. *** ## Memory keeps itself clean Memory that grows forever becomes a junk drawer. Runner does its own housekeeping: **It tidies.** Open **Memory** and click **Organize**. Runner files stray memories into folders in the background. It also runs a weekly cleanup to combine duplicates and keep the structure useful. **It stays fresh.** Runner periodically sweeps supported connected apps with read-only tools. Those sweeps can update Personal Memory, but they don't change the connected apps. *** ## Turn feedback into memory Correct the result, then say what should be remembered: > *"You recommended I drive there, but I don't have a car. Remember to use transit options next time."* Check **Memory** afterward. If the correction was saved, future sessions can use it without making you repeat yourself. *** ## What's next? Keep context that belongs to one Project with that Project. See what each Runner gets when a new run starts.