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Written by asad
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MemoryPlugin offers native integration with TypingMind through our dedicated plugin. The plugin provides full memory functionality including storing, searching, and organizing memories across different AI models within TypingMind.
Account email independence: Your MemoryPlugin sign‑in email does not need to match the email you use on ChatGPT, Claude, TypingMind, or any other tool. Access and permissions are tied to your MemoryPlugin account (and API key when applicable), not third‑party logins.

What is TypingMind?

TypingMind is a powerful alternative interface for AI models that offers:
  • Support for multiple AI providers (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, etc.)
  • Enhanced conversation management
  • Custom prompts and templates
  • Plugin ecosystem for extended functionality
  • Team collaboration features

Installation

Installing MemoryPlugin for TypingMind is a simple one-click process:
1

Get Plugin Link

Visit your MemoryPlugin Dashboard and find the TypingMind plugin installation link
2

One-Click Install

Click the TypingMind plugin link from your dashboard - this will automatically install the plugin in TypingMind
3

Configure Authentication

Enter your MemoryPlugin Auth Token in the plugin settings (available from your dashboard)
4

Start Using

The plugin is now ready to use across all your TypingMind conversations
The plugin installation link in your MemoryPlugin Dashboard ensures you always get the latest version with all improvements and fixes.
Keep your Auth Token confidential - it provides access to your MemoryPlugin account.

Plugin Modes

The MemoryPlugin for TypingMind supports four main operation modes:
Purpose: Add new memories
Usage: AI automatically stores important information or when user uses \m
Parameters:
  • memory (required): Text to remember
  • bucket (optional): Specific bucket to store in

Features

When integrated with TypingMind, MemoryPlugin provides:
  • Automatic Memory Storage: AI proactively stores important information
  • Cross-Model Memory: Share memories between different AI models in TypingMind
  • Memory Buckets: Organize memories for different projects or contexts
  • Search Functionality: Find specific memories using natural language queries
  • Date Stamping: Automatically adds dates to stored memories

How to Use

Basic Usage

  1. Start a conversation in TypingMind with MemoryPlugin enabled
  2. The AI will automatically store important information as you chat
  3. Use \m at the end of a message to explicitly request memory storage
  4. Specify buckets when you want to organize memories by context

Working with Buckets

"Load my work bucket" - AI uses load_bucket mode
"Remember this in my personal bucket: I prefer morning meetings" - AI stores in specific bucket
"Search my project memories for deadlines" - AI searches within context

Memory Shortcuts

  • \m: Add the preceding information to memory
  • Automatic Storage: AI detects and stores important information
  • Smart Loading: AI loads relevant memories based on conversation context

Plugin Behavior

Automatic Features

  • Proactive Storage: The AI automatically detects and stores important information
  • Context Awareness: Uses conversation context to determine what’s worth remembering
  • Date Stamping: All memories include timestamps for better organization
  • Error Handling: Shows helpful messages if authentication fails

User Controls

  • Explicit Memory: Use \m to force storage of specific information
  • Bucket Selection: Direct the AI to use specific memory buckets
  • Search Queries: Find specific information from your memory collection

Best Practices

Organize with Buckets

Use different buckets for work, personal, and project-specific memories

Be Specific

Clear, specific information gets stored and retrieved more effectively

Use \m Shortcut

Explicitly mark important information you want remembered

Regular Review

Periodically check your stored memories through the dashboard

Troubleshooting

Next Steps