Asklittlebit

Some assistants learn your tone. LittleBit is learning your tools too.

The way you interact with files — from how you take notes to how you send deliverables — is part of your digital fingerprint. And that’s why one of LittleBit’s foundational attributes is now:

{format preference}

Just like name, nickname, or wake word, your preferred formats form a core part of your identity in the LittleBit system.

When you say:

– “Send me the .docx version”
– “Give me a markdown draft”
– “Export it as JSON”

…LittleBit doesn’t just follow instructions. It remembers.

This is your Universal Translation Layer — a behind-the-scenes personal spec sheet that ensures every future export, download, or output matches how you think.

Common Formats LittleBit Has Learned to Handle

You don’t need to memorize that list.

LittleBit will — and customize your outputs accordingly.

This is the start of format personalization at a system level.

From markdown blogs to zipped deliverables, every click should feel like you.

— Jason Darwin
Founder, LittleBit & MemoryMatters
📧 info@askLittleBit.com

P.S. One day soon, you’ll say “Give me a clean export,” and LittleBit will know what that means — without asking twice.

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