How bots learn from your corrections

What a lesson is#

A lesson is one plain sentence about how you want something done. For example: "Keep client emails under five lines" or "Sign off with first names only."

A bot picks up a lesson when you correct its work, such as rewriting a draft or telling it to do something another way. It's written in words you can read.

See your bots' lessons#

Lessons are visible in Murage, so you can always check what a bot has learned. Look in the bot's memory in the app. Nothing a bot learns from your corrections is hidden. For how to open and inspect memory records, see Memory in depth.

Edit a lesson#

If a lesson is close but not quite right, change its wording and save. The bot uses the new version from then on.

Undo a lesson#

If a lesson is wrong, or no longer true, undo it. The bot stops following it. You can do this at any time, and it only affects that lesson.

Good to know#

• Lessons are yours to review, change or undo, any time.
• Corrections work best when they're specific. "Shorter" teaches less than "Keep it under five lines."
• Lessons sit alongside the rest of your bot's memory and your House Rules. House Rules apply to every bot. A lesson comes from correcting one bot.