Platform edition
File Memory for Windows
Local storage for facts you save, reused only in workflows that choose File Memory as their memory context.
- Version
- 1.4.1
- Plugin ID
- com.
typewhisper. file-memory - Requirements
- TypeWhisper 1.1.0 or newer · Windows 10 or newer · An LLM provider in TypeWhisper to reuse memories in workflows
Inside this edition
Features in this edition
- Facts you save stay in memories.json in the add-on's data folder on this PC
- The Remember in File Memory workflow action saves a workflow's result; a Dictation Only workflow saves the transcript without LLM processing
- Memory context in a text-processing workflow sends up to five matching entries, each up to 1,600 characters, to that workflow's LLM provider
- Word-based ranking instead of semantic search; no automatic fact extraction and no recall outside workflows that select File Memory
- Duplicate and empty entries are rejected, and a damaged memory file is kept read-only instead of being replaced
Settings in this edition
- Choose + (Add memory), enter one fact or topic per entry under Memory, and choose Save memory
- Find entries with Search memories…, edit one and choose Save memory, or delete it with Remove memory…
Guide for this edition
Set up the add-on and verify its platform-specific capabilities with a first practical workflow.
Roles in TypeWhisper
Setup
- In TypeWhisper, open Settings > Discover plugins and install File Memory. The add-on then appears in the Settings sidebar, and its page opens. If it is already installed, open its page in the sidebar.
- On the add-on's page, review the options available in this edition.
- Choose + (Add memory), enter one fact or topic per entry under Memory, and choose Save memory
- Find entries with Search memories…, edit one and choose Save memory, or delete it with Remove memory…
- To reuse saved facts, open a workflow that processes text with an LLM and choose File Memory under Memory context. Up to five matching entries are sent to that workflow's LLM provider. TypeWhisper for Windows does not extract memories automatically, and Dictation Only workflows do not use memory context.
- Create or open a workflow and choose Remember in File Memory under Action Target.
In practice
- Memory
- Save a distinctive test fact such as “Project Aurora uses British English.”, choose File Memory under Memory context in a text-processing workflow, and ask that workflow which spelling Aurora uses. Then set Memory context to Off and check that the answer no longer uses the fact.
- Action
- Choose Remember in File Memory under Action Target in a workflow and dictate a short, clearly structured test. Then inspect the object created at the destination.