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How Memory Works in Neonous AI
Learn how Neonous handles retain, recall, active state, contradictions, and blocked memory items.
Memory is not a single bucket. It must respect user, session, and space scope.
Current state and durable facts evolve differently.
Blocked items should stay out of future recall.
Core memory behaviors
- Retain what is worth carrying forward
- Recall the right fact at the right time
- Update current state when a newer fact supersedes an older one
What memory should not do
- Leak information across unrelated projects
- Resurrect blocked facts after a forget request
- Treat one-time steering as permanent preference
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