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Memory

What Rinari remembers about you across conversations — when she asks first, when she saves on her own, and how to review, export or import it.

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Rinari remembers useful things across conversations — how you like to work, a convention of your project, a fact about your setup — and her memory is visible: you see when she learns something, and you can review, correct or forget it whenever you like.

When she learns something

When Rinari wants to remember something, a card appears in the conversation with the topic, its type and the text.

A memory card in the chat: Rinari wants to remember the money rounding convention, approved

Settings → Memory → What Rinari learns on her own decides what happens with what she picks up while working:

Setting What happens
Ask (default) She proposes each memory in the chat and saves it only if you Approve. You can also Edit it first or Dismiss it.
Automatic She saves it right away and tells you in the chat, with Undo.

Anything you explicitly ask her to remember is always saved.

Some memories always ask, even in Automatic:

  • something that may be sensitive — it’s saved only if you approve it;
  • something learned in a turn you didn’t start, or after reading content from outside this machine — review it before approving.

Passwords and keys are never kept as memories.

Review what she remembers

Settings → Memory shows:

  • Pending proposals — what she wants to remember. Nothing is saved until you approve it.
  • What Rinari remembers — every memory, with search and a filter by type: Environment, Workflow, Preference, Fact and Rule.

Edit corrects a memory; Forget removes it, and that can’t be undone. Something you dismissed or forgot isn’t stored again.

Export and import

Export… saves what Rinari remembers to a file — as a backup, or to take it to another computer. What you asked her to forget stays forgotten, and the file never includes passwords or keys.

Import… reads such a file and shows a summary before doing anything: new memories, ones already remembered, ones forgotten before (not restored), and ones skipped. Importing only adds: it never changes or deletes what Rinari already remembers. A file that changed after it was exported, or is damaged, is rejected and nothing is imported.

In the terminal

The CLI reads and manages the same memory:

rinari memory list
rinari memory search "rounding"
rinari memory forget <id> --scope user