Eight promises, so you can trust it
It remembers only what you confirm, shows its evidence, and asks when it doesn't know. A judgment is never permission to act.
- 01
Remember only what you confirm
Neither facts you stated nor preferences the AI inferred are used for judgments until you confirm them. No answer is not approval.
- 02
Show the evidence
Every judgment comes with the memories and versions it used, and explains why it holds off when the evidence is weak. Linking a judgment back to the cases and conditions a principle came from is planned.
- 03
Ask when unsure
When nothing it knows would change the judgment, it asks you instead of guessing.
- 04
Keep every person separate
One account, one memory space. Your gaps are never filled with someone else's similar cases.
- 05
Learn likes and dislikes together
Likes and dislikes are kept with the conditions and exceptions for when they apply. A single correction never spreads to every situation.
- 06
Reinforce only confirmed criteria
Dreaming applies changes automatically only when evidence under the same conditions adds to a criterion you confirmed. New interpretations need your confirmation. Repeats don't add evidence. Anything even slightly unclear comes to you as an owner request.
- 07
A judgment is not permission to act
Your clone's answer is advice for your AI agent. It does not approve real-world actions such as sending an email or making a payment.
- 08
Edit and delete any time
Editing, withdrawing and archiving memories is always up to you. Data export and account deletion are being prepared so you can do them yourself too.