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Setup & Memory
Memory import
Bring your conversation history and preferences over from other AI tools in one step, so Claude starts with context about how you work instead of a blank slate.
Why most features go unopened
Product research consistently shows the same pattern: the median user of a software product touches fewer than 20% of its features. Three reasons dominate:
- Default-path inertia — the chat box works, so nobody opens settings.
- No trigger moment — features like connectors only feel valuable once you've seen them save an hour.
- Naming opacity — "MCP", "projects", "artifacts" don't self-explain.
The fix is deliberate: once a week, open one feature you've never used and give it a real task.
A 5-minute setup that pays off daily
- Set your model per task: fast models for summaries and quick drafts, top models for reasoning-heavy work. Matching model to task can cut cost dramatically on simple jobs.
- Create one Project per recurring context (your team, your side project) with instructions and key docs attached.
- Connect Gmail/Calendar and try: "Summarize unread emails from this week and draft replies to the two most urgent."
- Add a style so every draft matches your voice instead of needing a rewrite pass.
Quick check
You need to summarize 40 short customer emails. Which habit saves the most money?