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Add customizable settings & memory controls to personalize the Storytell experience

Iโ€™d love to see a more powerful Settings & Preferences page in Storytell that lets users customize how the AI interacts with them and manage what it remembers over time.

What Iโ€™m looking for:

1. Personal context
A simple โ€œAbout Me & Companyโ€ field to store persistent info like my role, company, focus areas, and common use cases. This would help Storytell give more relevant responses across chats.

2. Response preferences
Let me define how I want responses to look - tone, format (e.g., bullets vs. paragraphs), level of detail, etc. These preferences should apply by default, not just per chat.

3. Memory management
Add a clear interface to view, edit, and delete what Storytell remembers โ€” with a master toggle, timestamps, and a โ€œClear Allโ€ option.

4. In-chat memory controls
I want to be able to say things like โ€œSave: Iโ€™m traveling to Japan in Juneโ€ or ask โ€œWhat do you remember about me?โ€ and get a clear, visible response.

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  • Sapphire Shuttle

    โ€ข

    Jul 8, 2025

    We've been trying to get Storytell to consistently write in our personal styles, but we're running into some frustrating issues. Every time we start a new session, we have to re-explain our voice preferences, and even then, the outputs don't always match what we're looking for.

    What we really need is for Storytell to learn our individual writing voices and stick with them. Right now, we're spending way too much time trying to get the tone right instead of focusing on our actual work.

    Here's what would make this so much better for us:

    • Save our writing voice preferences so we don't have to keep re-entering them

    • Actually remember these settings when we come back later

    • Apply our voice automatically to everything Storytell generates

    • Let us tweak and improve our voice profile over time

  • Emerald Alligator

    โ€ข

    Jul 8, 2025

    Iโ€™d like to se a rule like:

    • Never respond with any dollar figures; only respond in percentages