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Your Personal Assistant

The MemoryBox Browser Extension serves as a background pipeline that travels with you across the web. It automatically captures, structures, and transmits your interactions with cloud-hosted platforms directly into your private, local memory store.

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🔮 The Hover Orb Control Center

When visiting supported generative AI platforms, a persistent floating MemoryBox Orb populates on the right margin of your screen.
MemoryBox tracking orb on web interface

The floating tracking orb injected inline alongside web-based chat interfaces.

Clicking the floating orb icon opens an interactive quick-access control card. This card allows you to establish synchronization rules for the open web session without navigating away from your thread:
Orb active sync toggle options

The standard quick-sync control panel revealed by selecting the web workspace orb.

  • Auto Sync New Chats: When enabled, fresh conversation instances initiated on the target web platform are automatically captured and sent to your local storage.
  • Auto Sync Opened History: Dictates whether the extension should parse and sync older historical logs that you pull open within your web browser.
  • Sync Chat History… Trigger: A quick-action button used to initialize a comprehensive, multi-session data import sequence.

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🔄 Executing a Comprehensive Chat History Sync

Selecting Sync Chat History… from the Orb popover initializes a background scanning pipeline to mass-import your past historical records:

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1. The Sync Manifest Checklist

The extension reveals a multi-selection manifest panel to let you curate exactly which past threads get archived into your local engine:
Browser extension sync list configuration panel

The extension selection manifest tracking available historical chat threads and current processing steps.

  • Select all: A bulk master checkbox with an active thread selection counter (e.g., Selected 10/10).
  • Thread Identifiers: Thread title strings mapped to explicit unique local platform hashes (e.g., gemini-f450e158...).
  • Live Status Chips: Contextual indicators showing whether an individual conversation is Pending, Preparing, or actively marked as Done.
  • Inline Action Anchors: Use the primary Abort button to halt the pipeline or Minimize to reduce the layout progress interface.

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2. Minimized Background Execution Layout

Clicking Minimize cleanly shrinks the data layout down into a non-intrusive floating progress window. This allows you to monitor background transmission states while continuing your web workflows uninterrupted:
Minimized background synchronization component toggle

The minimized progress floating console tracking background conversation ingest workflows.

Background Execution Guard: The data ingest pipeline runs entirely within the context of your active browser session. Ensure you keep the application tab active until the progress rule registers completion.

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⚙️ Primary Popup Configuration

Clicking the pinned MemoryBox logo icon in your browser’s top system tray reveals your primary environment preferences, extension versions, and connection state cards.
Default browser extension settings layout

The default popup settings menu tracking connection integrity to the local desktop app.

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Standard Settings Elements

  • Backend Link Indicator: Displays a live connection status badge (e.g., Connected) alongside the current operational extension build version.
  • Language Dropdown: Forces the extension UI elements to adapt to your preferred locale. Options include Follow system, English, and 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese).
Extension language selection dropdown

Modifying localization properties through the native interface language selector.

  • Current Settings Overview: Displays a read-only telemetry block tracking your operational parameters:
    • API Base URL: The active target network socket used to bridge data (http://127.0.0.1:8128/api/v1).
    • Auto Sync New Chats Status: Reflects the active boolean condition toggle from your hover orb.
    • Auto Sync Opened History Status: Reflects the historical ingestion state toggle.

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🧪 Experimental Features

Checking the box next to Enable Experimental Features inside the default extension system tray card unlocks specialized, pre-release UI injections and control systems for early testing.
Experimental features checked view

Activating experimental parameters inside the configuration drawer.

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Advanced Orb Toggles

Activating this mode modifies your floating workspace environment. Clicking the browser hover orb now expands the control interface to surface advanced parameters:
Hover orb menu with experimental toggles unlocked

The advanced tracking orb popover layout revealing extended experimental toggle configurations.

  • Show Send Button (PaperPlane Icon): Appends a dedicated manual submission icon alongside the native input text field on ChatGPT and Gemini web apps. This allows you to explicitly manage and intercept prompt stream routing parameters.
  • Press ENTER to Include Memory: Adjusts form submission settings, letting you load localized historical contexts instantly with standard keyboard shortcuts.
  • Manually Select Memory: Bypasses automatic algorithmic ingestion heuristics, prompting you to curate individual inputs row by row.

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🎞️ The Inline Session Library (ChatGPT Exclusive)

When experimental features are active, the extension injects a native, interactive Session Library panel directly beneath the primary message input field on the ChatGPT website. This widget lets you search and reference your local database assets directly within the browser window.
Session Library collapsed view

The default collapsed view of the inline browser Session Library injected underneath the main prompt input.

Clicking the right-hand dropdown caret opens the panel to display a detailed chronological registry of your local knowledge assets:
Session Library expanded view tracking history logs

The expanded Session Library view showcasing indexed history sessions, space assignments, and unique memory IDs.

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Session Item Architecture

  1. Context/Title Summary: Displays the main title or starting prompt text of the archived chat record.
  2. Space Target Badge: Highlights the designated Memory Space the session is currently bound to (renders as Unknown if the session is sitting in your unassigned global repository).
  3. Historical Timestamp: Displays the localized exact date and time the data exchange was originally logged.
  4. Unique Memory ID: Exposes the raw application hash string (e.g., membox-83cb3ee1...) for explicit developer debugging or local directory mapping.
  5. Panel Controls: The header toolbar provides a Refresh icon to pull down newly synced records from the local desktop core on demand and an up-caret to collapse the component framework.
How Your Data Flows: MemoryBox keeps your information private by saving your synced chats directly onto your own computer’s hard drive. The only time the extension connects to the internet is when you ask it to import your past history—it has to securely reach out to the cloud (like OpenAI or Google) to pull down your old conversations so it can save them safely into your local workspace.

Desktop Settings

With your browser companion active, proceed to configure your local desktop core preferences, memory locations, and advanced model matrices.