Using the console
The console is where you check and manage your memories. This page explains what each menu shows and what to do there.
| Menu | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Home | Items waiting for you, connection status, a summary of confirmed memories |
| Inbox | Answering memory proposals and owner requests. The number is how many items are waiting |
| Memories | An overview by group, what dreaming changed, and the memory list. View, edit, archive and withdraw memories |
| Connections | Agent connections and connection tokens |
| Call history | What agents asked and what they received |
| Settings | Your account and how long data is kept |
Inbox: memory proposals
A memory proposal is a principle that the server wrote from cases that agents sent. It is not used for judgment until you approve it.
Read from top to bottom
Select a proposal to open its details. Read them from top to bottom.
- The principle: The text in large type. It says what you put first and what you give up.
- Conditions and exceptions: When the principle applies and when it does not.
- Supporting cases: Why the server wrote the principle. The bold quote at the top of each case is your exact words. Under it you see what you chose (✓), what you did not choose (✕), and the reason you gave. Select Conversation context to see the situation at that time.
On a wide screen, the decision box stays on the right as you scroll.
Five decisions
| Decision | When to choose it | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Accept | The content is right | It becomes a memory as it is |
| Edit, then approve | It is mostly right, but you want to change the wording | You edit the title, body, conditions and exceptions, then it becomes a memory |
| Only in these cases | It is right, but only in some cases | You write the conditions, one per line, then it becomes a memory |
| Reject | It is wrong or it happened only once | It does not become a memory. You can pick a reason: Only this once, It's wrong, or Something else |
| Later | You can't decide now | Nothing changes, and you go back to the list |
Inbox: owner requests
An owner request is a question from dreaming about something unclear in your memories. One card is one question.
Read the question and why it asks
The large text at the top of the card is the question. The lighter text under it says why dreaming asks. Dreaming wrote the question. It is not your words.
Look at the related memories and your words
Select a related memory to open it. Under the memories, your words that the question is based on are shown as quotes.
Choose an option
Select one of the tiles under What should we do?. Each tile says what changes if you choose it. An option marked "If you pick this, add your reason in writing." needs a reason in the text field.
Add a note if you need to
Select Add a note or Answer in your own words to open the text field. The server does not change what you write. It attaches your words to the memory as your answer.
Send
Select Send at the bottom of the card. Your answer is applied to your memories at once, and the tab shows "Applied" with links to the changed memories.
- If the question itself is not right, select Dismiss. It closes the question and changes nothing.
- If a related memory changed in the meantime, your answer is not applied, and the console tells you. Read the list again and decide.
- Questions you answered recently are shown again at the bottom of the tab.
Memories
The list
On the Memories overview, select a group or open the memory list.
- Use the tabs at the top to choose a group (Information, Decision cases, Principles & preferences) and a type.
- Filter with Find by tag and by status (Active, Archived, Withdrawn and others). The other filters, such as domain and pinned, are under More filters.
Details
- On the left are the body, conditions, exceptions and linked cases. Linked cases are cases that dreaming linked to this memory, both supporting cases and counterexamples. The number of cases is not how strong a preference is or how likely it is to match.
- On the right are Details (domain, tags, sensitivity, external AI) and the version history.
What you can do
| Button | Result |
|---|---|
| Edit | Makes a draft from the current version. You check the differences, then save it as a new version |
| Pin | Keeps a memory you use often at the top |
| Archive | Sets it aside without using it. You can restore it later |
| Withdraw | Removes it from judgments at once |
| Add directly | On the list page, you write a memory yourself. When you confirm it, it becomes a memory at once without a proposal |
Call history
Call history is the record of agents calling recall (look up) or ask_me (judgment). Calls are grouped by day (Today, Yesterday, then dates).
How to read one row
- First line: what the agent asked, and the time
- Second line: the status → a short answer (the decision, how many memories, or the question for you)
- Third line: the connection name · the work folder
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Answered | ask_me gave a reference judgment based on your memories |
| Asked me | There were not enough grounds, so it gave the agent a question to ask you |
| Found / Nothing found | recall found memories, or found none |
| Not answered | It could not answer the request, so it did not |
| Bad request / Error | The request had the wrong shape, or the server had a problem |
Details
Select a row to see the exchange as a conversation. The agent asked shows the question and conditions such as options and goals. Clone-Me answered shows the decision, the reasons and the memories used as grounds.
- Select Show calls from this conversation to see only the calls from the same conversation. The folder and conversation are recorded only for connections that use the collection hook (version 6 or later).
- At the bottom, Show what the agent received shows exactly what the agent received.
- Choose how long to keep call history under Settings → Data.
Connections
Select a connection in the list to open its details.
- Connection tokens: The token list, Reissue, Revoke and Issue new token. Managing connection tokens has the details.
- Setup: The command to set it up again on another computer.
- Recent calls: The three most recent calls from this connection, and a link to Call history for this connection.
- Rename and Revoke connection: When you revoke a connection, it and all its tokens stop working at once. You cannot undo this.
Last updated Oct 28, 2026