Memory: what Lovable remembers as you build
Lovable automatically remembers preferences, facts, and ruled-out approaches across conversations so you do not have to repeat yourself. You can view, update, or turn off these memories anytime in your settings or through the chat.
Anyone building a project who wants consistent style, tone, and business rules without repeating instructions in every prompt.
Do this, in order
- 1
Type rules, preferences, or corrections directly into the chat to tell Lovable what to remember or forget.
Lovable saves these preferences into project memory and applies them to all future chat messages automatically.
- 2
Go to More → Settings → Memory in your project to review what Lovable currently remembers.
This lets you see the summarized list of project decisions, design rules, and business facts Lovable is using.
- 3
Select any passage in the Memory settings and click 'Change in chat' if you need to update it.
Lovable attaches the text to your chat input so you can instruct it on what to change or remove.
- 4
Adjust 'Memory for this project' to 'Just this project' or 'Nothing' if you want to limit or disable memory.
This prevents Lovable from using or saving personal memory or all project memory if you prefer starting fresh each time.
Paste this into your project
Remember that our brand colors are dark navy (#0B192C) and amber (#FF9D23), all prices must be formatted in USD like "$12.00", and we never use the word "cheap" in any copy. Also forget any previous rules about currency formatting.
Words decoded
- Dreaming
- An automated background cleanup on paid plans where Lovable reviews its notes and removes outdated or duplicate rules without changing your app code.
- AGENTS.md
- A text file Lovable creates in your project to store technical rules and architecture decisions, which you can view and edit directly.
Where people get stuck
- Do not paste sensitive personal data or passwords into the chat; anyone with edit access to the project can see project memories, and Lovable only catches standard secret formats like known API keys.
- Do not expect technical and architectural rules to show up in the Memory settings UI; Lovable writes those directly to AGENTS.md files in your code.
- Turning memory off in settings does not erase memories Lovable already saved; you must explicitly ask Lovable in chat to forget them.
- Dreaming will not run if your project uses Git sync, has EU inference turned on, or has project memory set to Nothing.
The short version, steps, decoder and prompt on this page are written automatically from Lovable's own documentation and can lag or misread it. The official page is always the authority.