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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.

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