Persistent memory
Burrak remembers context, preferences, and decisions across tasks.
Persistent memory is what makes Burrak feel less like a tool and more like a teammate. Instead of starting cold every time, Burrak carries forward what it has learned about your work.
What Burrak remembers
- Your preferences — tone, formatting, naming conventions, and house style.
- Project context — how a codebase or body of work is structured.
- Past decisions — choices you have made so they are not re-litigated.
- Useful references — the documents and resources you point it to.
Why it matters
Memory means less repeating yourself and more consistent output. The more you work with Burrak, the more it adapts to how you like things done. Agents also recall relevant memories proactively — bringing forward what they already know when a new task touches familiar ground.
Seeing and managing memory
The Memory page in the apps shows what each agent has retained — its notes, what it has learned about your preferences, and the standing context it carries into conversations. You can review and edit this whenever you like, so memory is never a black box.
Memory is scoped to your account and projects. You stay in control of what Burrak retains. See Security & privacy for how your data is handled.