Training & Personality
Your Genie gets better the more context you give it. Teach it about yourself, your work, and how you like things done.
Personality configuration
You can shape how your Genie communicates:
Tone — Casual or formal, concise or detailed, direct or exploratory
Context — Tell it about your role, your projects, your preferences
Behavior — How it should handle ambiguity, what to prioritize, when to ask vs. act
Configure these in Settings on your dashboard, or simply tell your Genie in conversation: "From now on, keep your responses short and direct" or "Always consider cost implications when suggesting solutions."
Teaching through conversation
The simplest way to train your Genie is to use it. Over time, it picks up on:
How you phrase things — It adapts to your communication style
What you care about — Topics you return to, questions you ask
Your preferences — Tools you use, formats you prefer, level of detail you want
You can also be explicit: "Remember that I prefer Python over JavaScript" or "When I ask about deployment, I'm usually talking about our AWS infrastructure."
Knowledge files
Upload documents, notes, and reference materials to your Genie's server. When you ask questions, Genie can reference these files for context.
Good things to upload:
Project documentation — READMEs, specs, design docs
Reference materials — Style guides, process docs, checklists
Personal notes — Meeting notes, ideas, bookmarks
Templates — Email templates, report formats, code snippets
What your Genie can't learn
It doesn't retain memory across conversation sessions by default — Each new conversation starts fresh unless you've stored context in files
It can't learn from other people's Genies — Your Genie is private to you
It doesn't improve the underlying AI model — Training here means giving your Genie context, not retraining the neural network
Next steps
Files & Knowledge — Upload and manage your knowledge base
Skills & Automation — Automate recurring tasks
Settings — Configure AI preferences
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