One's memory now updates what changed and forgets what is stale
One's memory is now structured: repeats merge, a changed answer replaces the old one, memories can belong to you, one project or one chat, and short-lived context expires by itself. Only what fits your message is brought up.
What changed
- Saying the same thing twice no longer creates two memories.
- If you change your mind, the new answer replaces the old one and the old one is kept as history.
- Memories can be scoped to you, to a project, or to a single conversation.
- Context and to-dos expire; facts and preferences stay until changed.
- Secrets such as passwords and keys are never saved.
You stay in control
You can see everything One has kept and delete any of it.