# Memory recall in tasks

Open a later task on the same device, ask a relevant question, inspect the recalled memory card or activity, and provide updated information when the fact has changed.

![Memory recall in tasks in Foxora v5.0.3](/docs/images/v5.0.3/studio/memory-overview.webp)

## Where this lives

Open **studio → Memory**.

The Memory Den stores durable memories locally on this device. Foxora can recall relevant items in later local tasks and preserves source information so you can inspect why a memory exists.

> **Safety:** Tasks and Memory Den data are local only. Desktop and CLI share them through the same local runtime on a device; they do not automatically sync to the web app or another machine.

## Steps

1. Open **studio → Memory**.
2. Open a later task on the same device, ask a relevant question.
3. Inspect the recalled memory card or activity.
4. Provide updated information when the fact has changed.
5. **Confirm the result.** Start a new task from Desktop or CLI on the same local runtime, ask a question that should use the memory, inspect the recalled item and provenance, and confirm another device does not receive it automatically.

## Choose the right path

- Use task history for task-specific detail.
- Use Memory Den for durable preferences and facts on this device.
- Use project instructions for explicit repository rules that should not depend on recall.


## Confirm it worked

- Start a new task from Desktop or CLI on the same local runtime, ask a question that should use the memory, inspect the recalled item and provenance, and confirm another device does not receive it automatically.
- The screen, command, file, run, or destination named in this guide reflects the expected state.