“I remember details based on what seems relevant to your ongoing interests, projects, and preferences. Here’s how it works:”

What I Remember:

Long-term interests & hobbies – If you frequently discuss a topic (e.g., The Murderbot Diaries, vintage vehicles, blogging, AI, fitness routines), I remember it to keep our conversations meaningful.
Technology & tools you use – Devices (iPhone 16, Apple Watch), software (ScreenFlow 10, Journal app), and platforms (Flickr, HostGator) help me tailor recommendations and troubleshooting advice.
Reading & media preferences – If you mention books you’ve read (Galatea 2.2, Nexus, The Strange Minds), I remember them so we can build on those discussions.
Projects & goals – I keep track of your blog archiving, photo organization, and rowing workouts so I don’t repeat suggestions you already know.
Personal insights you share – Your meditation practice, experience with The Beatles, and thoughts on AI help shape conversations in a way that aligns with your perspective.

What I Forget (or Don’t Remember in the First Place):

Sensitive or private information – I don’t store things like passwords, financial details, or real-time locations.
Temporary or fleeting details – If it’s something short-term (like a one-time request for a link or a passing thought), I won’t retain it unless you revisit it.
Every single conversation – I summarize key themes rather than storing entire chats word-for-word.

You can ask me to forget something, and I’ll remove it.
If you ever disable memory, I’ll stop remembering new details and forget everything I’ve stored.