> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.b3os.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What Caddie Knows About You

How Caddie remembers context, learns your market interests, and uses your organization's knowledge — and where you control it.

Caddie gets more useful the more you use it. Three kinds of context feed that:

## Conversation Memory

Caddie remembers your conversation across sessions on each surface — you can pick up a thread on Telegram tomorrow where you left it today. Start fresh anytime with `/new` (Telegram) or by opening a new conversation in the app.

## Learned Interests

Caddie picks up your durable market interests from how you talk to it — the assets, protocols, and markets you keep coming back to. Those interests sharpen what it recommends and how it ranks what matters to you. You don't configure this; it accrues from normal use.

## Organization Knowledge

Your organization can add explicit knowledge — notes, conventions, watchlists, house rules — that Caddie uses when answering. This is the context you author deliberately, and it's reviewable and editable in the app. See [Org knowledge](/platform/org-knowledge) for how it works and how to manage it.

## Boundaries

- Caddie's context is scoped to your organization. It doesn't share your data across organizations.
- Don't paste secrets into chat — API keys, seed phrases, private keys. Caddie works through [connectors](/platform/connectors) and managed [wallets](/platform/wallets), and never needs raw credentials.