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MemoryPlugin lets you import memories from CSV or JSON files and export your memories for backup or use elsewhere. Your data is portable—you’re never locked in.

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Import Memories

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Supported Formats

CSV

Simple spreadsheet format with one memory per row

JSON

Structured format for more complex imports

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CSV Format

Your CSV file should have a header row with at least a text column: 
text
"My preferred programming language is Python"
"I work at Acme Corp as a software engineer"
"I prefer dark mode in all applications"
Optional columns:
  • bucket: Bucket name to import into (creates if doesn’t exist)
  • created_at: Timestamp for the memory

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JSON Format

JSON imports expect an array of memory objects: 
[
  {
    "text": "My preferred programming language is Python"
  },
  {
    "text": "I work at Acme Corp as a software engineer",
    "bucket": "Work"
  }
]

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How to Import

  1. Open the dashboard and select the target bucket (or use “General”)
  2. Click the import button in the memory section
  3. Select your file (CSV or JSON)
  4. Review the preview showing memories to be imported
  5. Click Import to add the memories
Duplicate handling: Memories that already exist in your account are automatically skipped during import. You won’t get duplicates.

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Bulk Add (Quick Import)

For quick imports without a file, use the bulk add feature:
  1. Open the Add Memory dialog (or press ⌘J / Ctrl+J)
  2. Paste multiple memories separated by line breaks
  3. Click Add — each line becomes a separate memory
This is useful for quickly adding several related memories without creating a file.

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Export Memories

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Export Formats

FormatBest For
CSVOpening in spreadsheets, simple backups
JSONProgrammatic use, re-importing later

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How to Export

  1. Open the dashboard and select a bucket (or all buckets)
  2. Click the export button in the memory section
  3. Choose your format (CSV or JSON)
  4. Download the file

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What’s Included

Exports include:
  • Memory text content
  • Creation timestamp
  • Bucket name
  • Memory ID

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Exporting Specific Memories

To export only certain memories:
  1. Use bulk selection to select the memories you want
  2. Click Export from the bulk actions bar
  3. Choose your format and download

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Use Cases

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Backup

Regularly export your memories as a personal backup. Store the file somewhere safe.

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Migration

Moving to a new account? Export from the old account and import to the new one.

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Sharing

Export memories to share with team members or collaborators (manually, for now).

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Analysis

Export to CSV and analyze your memories in a spreadsheet or data tool.

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Cross-Tool Use

Export memories to use in other applications or AI tools that accept text imports.

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Tips

Remove duplicates and fix formatting in your file before importing. It’s easier to clean a spreadsheet than to fix memories one by one.
Include a bucket column in your CSV/JSON to automatically organize memories during import.
Export your memories periodically. It’s your data—keep a copy.
If importing a large file, try a small sample first to make sure the format is correct.

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Limits

AspectLimit
Import file size5 MB
Memories per import1,000
Duplicate handlingAutomatic skip

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Next Steps

Memory Buckets

Organize your imported memories into buckets

Bulk Operations

Select and manage multiple memories at once