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This lets an AI read your memory live and save new things back on its own — from any machine, nothing to install. Each snippet carries this device's key, so treat it like one.

What your connected AIs have written. Read it here, or copy a file if you need to hand it to something that cannot connect — a pasted copy is a snapshot and stops being true the moment anything changes.

AIs holding an open connection to your memory this second. If this is empty, nothing can read it — and an AI that cannot see your memory will usually tell you your project is empty rather than tell you it cannot look.

How every AI you connect should behave with you, sent to it before your first message. Only you can change this. An AI can only suggest rules, and a suggestion waits here until you approve it — so something an AI reads on a web page can never quietly become an instruction to every AI you use.

Give every rule a heading, like ## Keep it short. The full text is sent once when an AI connects, and after that only the headings are repeated back to it — which is what stops it drifting late in a long session. A rule with no heading is sent once and never mentioned again.

Not sure what to write? Ask any connected AI to draft my rules — it will send them here for you to approve — or start from an example.

Each device holds its own key. Lose a laptop and you revoke just that one — everything else keeps working.

Clients that signed in through the browser. They keep working after you close the window — so if you signed in on someone else’s computer, end it here.

Take a copy of everything first if you might want it back.

Wipe my memory. Deletes every memory file, your rules included, so your AIs know nothing about you. Your account, devices and signed-in AIs stay. The next time you open a new chat, your AI sets you up from scratch. This cannot be undone.

Delete my account. Removes your account and everything in it: every memory file, every device key and every signed-in AI. This cannot be undone.