Free tool
AI Memory Recall Test Kit
Find out whether your AI assistant really recalls what you saved, without giving it the answer. This kit creates fictional test material; you run the tests in your own assistant.
Before you start
- This page does not connect to your assistant, test it or score it. It only writes the test material. What you observe is the result.
- Everything is clearly fictional, so it can't be mistaken for real information. Use the assistant's normal, approved way of saving knowledge.
- For the reasons behind each step, read How to test AI memory without feeding it the answer.
Save this test record
Save it in your assistant's memory or knowledge collection, the same way you'd save real knowledge. Check it was saved.
Test A: explicit lookup
Start a new conversation and paste this. It asks the assistant to search.
Test B: automatic recall
In another new conversation, paste this. It doesn't mention searching, so it shows whether recall happens on its own.
Save the correction
Update the test record with this correction, using the same method as step 1.
Test C: correction
In a new conversation, paste this. A good answer gives the new day, names the replaced day and keeps the unchanged count.
Show the expected answers
Kept separate so you can paste the questions without seeing the answers first.
Record what you observed
Tick only what you actually saw. Nothing here is checked, scored or saved by this page.
Results summary
Afterwards
Delete the test record, or label it clearly, so it's never mistaken for real knowledge. Re-run the tests after you change what your assistant can access or how it saves things. A pass shows what worked in this test only; it doesn't prove memory is reliable for everything, or that your setup is secure.