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How to capture tasks and personal facts by chatting with Talorys

Add tasks and save durable facts from chat, then review them in the app.

Who it is forA person who thinks of tasks and preferences mid-conversation and wants them saved without switching apps.

The problemIdeas and commitments mentioned in conversation get lost unless someone writes them into a task list.

The outcomeTasks with due dates and saved memories appear in the Tasks and Memory screens, editable and deletable.

What you need first

  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • A Cloudflare account, with browser login or an API token that has the listed permissions
  • A password you choose for the owner account
  • A terminal on your computer

Steps

  1. Open the chat after signing in to your Talorys site.
  2. Ask in chat to add a task with a due date, for example "Add a task to review my project tomorrow".
  3. Tell the assistant a durable fact or preference you want remembered.
  4. Open Tasks and Memory to check the new entries.
  5. Edit or delete any entry that is wrong.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Talorys chat at <pages-dev-url>, ask the assistant to add a task titled <task-title> due <date> and to remember the fact <fact>. Report the task ID and memory entry created. Verify both appear in the Tasks and Memory screens.

Caveat. Only the most relevant memories are sent to the model on each turn, and chat messages are processed by Workers AI, so review what you save.

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