Seeing and correcting what Metir knows
Memory is only useful if you can see it and correct it. Both happen in conversation.
What do you remember about Northwind?
Three things.
We finished that project in June
Updated.
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The old version retires, it is not erased
- Just ask what it knows
- Correct it in plain language
- The old version retires, it is not erased
Asking what it knows
Ask directly in a chat. "What do you know about me?" or "What do you remember about the Northwind project?" and it will tell you.
Correcting something
Say so plainly. "I no longer work with Northwind" is enough. The old fact is retired and the new one takes over from that point.
Why old versions are kept
So the history is preserved rather than silently rewritten. What was true in June stays visible as something that was true in June.
Excluding a message from memory
Use Amnesia before you send it. See Amnesia.
Do not put credentials, card numbers or anything you would not want repeated into a chat. Memory is a memory, not a vault.
Deleting things
Files and notes go to trash and can be deleted permanently, and conversations can be deleted. See organising Knowledge and your data.