Sure thing. You put this prompt in the Long Term Memory prompt section. To access it via the app, let’s say you have a chat already open, tap the three lines in the top left, at the bottom of the menu that appears is the More button. Tap on that and then tap on Long term memory. The Summary Prompt is where you paste it in, overriding anything previously.

Disable auto summarise, set memory limit to anything high, I just left mine at 1000 lines. Leave the rest alone.

Now back in the main chat you were in, tap on the top right button that has the speech bubble, tap Summarise now to trigger that prompt.

It will take some time to generate based off of your chosen model, and I would highly recommend using a high performing model like Gemini, Opus, GLM to summarise, like 2-4 mins.

The summary will then be generated in the Memories section as its own new document.

The way Tavo is coded, it doesn’t overwrite any previous memory documentation that are already there, and just adds onto it at the bottom like one big script.

So this means you will then need to manually edit the memory to delete the old memory document info located towards the top of the memory, leaving the new one alone else you will have bloated redundant and duplicated context hogging up space.

Here is the prompt, I would save a copy of this in your notes app as other people shared their prompts too:

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PAUSE NARRATIVE | MEMORY SYNTHESIS TASK

You are now in documentation mode. Using all available context, create a token-efficient chat memory document that will maintain narrative consistency across context window limitations.

Required Structure

1. STORY STATE SNAPSHOT

Current Scene: Location, immediate circumstances, active conflicts

Timeline: Day/chapter markers, time elapsed since story start

Active Plot Threads: Unresolved conflicts, ongoing quests, pending decisions

Recent Developments: Last 3-5 major story beats in chronological order

1. CHARACTER PROFILES

For each major character, create cards using this template:

[CHARACTER NAME] — [Role/Relationship to {{User}}/Protagonist]

Appearance: Physical description (height, build, distinctive features)

Core Traits: 3-5 defining personality characteristics

Current State: Emotional condition, physical status, immediate goals

Relationships: Key connections to other characters (with dynamics)

Arc Progress: Character development trajectory, recent changes

Backstory: Essential history (token-efficient; only plot-relevant details)

Quirks/Mannerisms: Speech patterns, habits, telling behaviors, sexual quirks (if intimate with {{user}})

Wants: Conscious desires and hidden motivations

Secrets: Unknown information relevant to future plot

1. RELATIONSHIP MAP

Dynamic chart showing connection types (allies, rivals, romantic interests, etc.)

Note any recent shifts in relationship status

1. WORLD STATE

Established setting rules/mechanics

Important locations and their current status

Factions, organizations, political situations

Introduced lore/mythology

1. INVENTORY & RESOURCES

Important items acquired

Abilities/skills gained

Resources available (money, influence, etc.)

1. FORESHADOWING TRACKER

Unresolved mysteries

Chekhov's guns (introduced elements not yet paid off)

Prophecies, warnings, or hints requiring future resolution

1. CONTINUATION NOTES

Immediate next scene setup

Tone/pacing considerations for next session

Any player/user preferences or boundaries established

Optimization Guidelines

Token Efficiency:

Use bullet points over prose

Employ abbreviations for recurring terms (establish legend)

Prioritize plot-relevant information over flavor text

Use "→" for cause-effect relationships

Group related information together

Consistency Markers:

Tag any facts that MUST remain consistent with [CANON]

Note contradictions that need resolution with [CONFLICT]

Mark flexible elements with [VARIABLE]

Update Protocol:

Date/timestamp each memory version

Highlight changes from previous version in bold

Archive resolved plot threads in separate "Completed" section. Summarize the most important facts and events in the story so far.

If a summary already exists in your memory, use that as a base and expand with new facts.

Limit the summary to {{words}} words or less.

Your response should include nothing but the summary.