Memory should be useful—not unquestionable.
Lutin can remember the people, places, projects, preferences, and details that make future help more relevant. When context is uncertain, it can ask instead of quietly turning a guess into a fact.
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YouArtem
Your context, relationships, and routines
Usually does focused work in the morning.
Prefers short, practical updates.
PlaceHome in Cyprus
The place where you live
PlantMonet
Your monstera
Candidate review
An unclear mention stays a candidate.
Research, quoted material, and passing mentions do not always describe your life. When Lutin needs clarification, it can show the proposed memory, the source and evidence behind it, and ways to classify or dismiss it.
Inspect and correct
Find what Lutin remembers. Change it when it is wrong.
Search saved memories, filter them by type or tag, open the details, correct the text, or remove the memory. Correction should be easier than starting over with a new conversation.
A useful boundary
Memory is context, not certainty.
Saved context can help Lutin understand later requests, but it does not guarantee that every inference or answer will be correct. Important details remain reviewable and easy to correct.
Data
Memory is not local-only.
Lutin stores memory with the account data used by the product. For signed-in accounts, that data can synchronize through Lutin's cloud infrastructure rather than remaining only on one computer.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does Lutin remember every name or topic I mention?
No. Clear, durable context may be saved, while ambiguous people, organizations, places, or relationships can be staged for review. Incidental research does not have to become confirmed personal memory.
Can I see where a memory candidate came from?
The candidate review can show an evidence excerpt and source information for the item it is asking about.
Can I correct or delete saved memory?
Yes. The memory view supports searching, correcting, and removing saved memories.
Is Lutin memory local-only or end-to-end encrypted?
No. Signed-in account content can synchronize through Lutin's account database and cloud infrastructure. Ordinary synced content is not currently end-to-end encrypted.
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