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Memory

Qoder CN provides a long-term memory capability. During conversations between a developer and Qoder CN, it gradually builds a rich memory related to the developer, their projects, and their problems, and automatically organizes and updates this memory. This memory capability helps Qoder CN interact better with developers, and over time, allows Qoder CN to understand them better and better.
To use the memory feature, update Qoder CN to version 2.5.0 or later in VS Code or JetBrains IDEs.

Active memory

When you need Qoder CN to remember something, you can switch to Agent mode in the AI Chat panel. Enter the content that Qoder CN needs to remember and send it. Qoder CN will then create a related memory.
Tanly:
Keep this in memory that you should answer me in English in the future
Qoder CN:
Storing user preference for future interactions.
Added memory
I've saved your preference for English responses in my memory. How can I assist you with the project or codebase today?

Automatic memory

Typically, Qoder CN actively remembers dialogue information with developers and Qoder CN, gradually forming a memory of their personal coding habits and projects, which developers do not need to trigger proactively.

View memories

In the AI Chat panel, click your username > personal settings > Memories to view saved memories, scope, and more. You can also delete any memories you no longer need. Expand each memory to view fields such as scope, keywords, and Content.

Memory scope

When you open a project, memories related to your personal habits (global scope) and the current project (project-level scope) activate during your interactions with Qoder CN.
When a rule and a memory conflict, the rule takes precedence.