Privacy-First Design

Design a memory management interface for an AI assistant that gives users explicit control over what the AI remembers. Create a settings screen or modal with these key elements: **Memory Dashboard:** - A searchable list/grid showing all stored memories with timestamps and context - Each memory card displays: the information stored, when it was learned, how many times it's been referenced, and memory category - Visual indicators for memory types: important (green), temporary (yellow), forgotten/ignored (gray) **Memory Controls:** - Individual memory actions: Edit, Categorize, Delete with confirmation - Bulk actions: Select multiple memories to categorize or delete at once - Quick filters: Show all/important/temporary memories - "Clear All" option with a serious warning dialog **Memory Categories:** - Toggle switches or buttons to categorize each memory: • "Remember Always" (important) - green checkmark icon • "Temporary" (auto-delete after X days) - clock icon with countdown • "Forget This" - trash icon with confirmation - Visual badge system showing memory category at a glance **Transparency Features:** - "How This Affects AI" tooltip showing how specific memories influence responses - Usage counter showing how often each memory has been referenced - Auto-memory indicator showing which memories were automatically captured vs user-added **Empty States:** - Helpful illustration when no memories exist - Clear explanation of how memory collection works - CTA to enable memory features if disabled Use a privacy-focused design with clear iconography, gentle colors (greens for important, yellows for temporary, reds for delete), and obvious confirmation dialogs for destructive actions. Prioritize transparency and user control.