The brief is finished and waiting for your signature. Before the session closes, the assistant has four things it would like to keep from the last ninety minutes.
Assistants normally accumulate this silently and you find out what they think they know when it surprises you. Here every remembered thing names the moment it came from, says where it applies, and can be scoped or thrown away on the spot.
Proposed, not saved. Nothing here is kept until you say so, and each one points back at the moment that produced it.
From earlier sessions. One of these belongs to a different workspace, and the interface says so rather than quietly implying otherwise.
Scope is only legible when you can change the context and watch the same list answer differently. Switch workspace and see.
The point of remembering anything. This is moment one, three months from now, with whatever you kept already applied.
Every keep, scope and deletion, recorded. Memory that cannot be audited is just a black box with better manners.
Press play to watch this run start to finish.
Four of them, and one is not a preference at all but a standing rule that will change what it does next time. You should probably get to read that list before it takes effect.
About 60 seconds, narrated. Synthetic data. Pause or take over at any point.