Each AI's memory

Every AI has one memory of its own, kept separate from your others. It holds two kinds of entries:

• Given by you - backstory, world, product details, policies. This is the part you author, and you can export it as a shareable pack; see Knowledge and packs. Documents are different: they live in your documents, yours rather than any one AI's, and each AI is granted the ones it may draw on.
• Learned with you - moments from your conversations that this AI recalls when they matter, each pointing at the exchange it came from.

What every AI knows about you is not here: that lives on Your Memory, shared by all of them.

The Memory page

Open any AI's Memory page and you get its whole world, in tabs:

• Conversations - every conversation with that AI, each with its verification hash; open one to read the full transcript with its provenance, continue it, rename it, export it, or delete it. Find conversations by title, narrow to the ones made in the app, through the API, or imported, and select many at once: Select all takes what is shown, and one confirmation deletes the selection one conversation after another.
• Projects - the project notes your AIs share.
• Remembers - this AI's one memory: what you have given it, the documents it may draw on, and what it has learned with you, with a link to Your Memory for what every AI knows about you.

Right after launch, your records take a moment to warm up - every tab says so honestly while it waits, rather than showing an empty list. A turn you take while they are still starting is recorded once they are, and a slow read never empties the conversations list: the saved list stays until the records answer.

Remembering on purpose

The Remember button under any reply saves it to this AI's memory; highlight any text to remember just that part; or choose all your AIs, or the project you are working in. Remembering happens in the background and never holds up the conversation.

Editing and forgetting

Every entry can be edited or deleted. Deleting an AI's conversations removes them from your device and, at the next sync, from your own Vault backup - nowhere else, because nowhere else has them.