DocsHow memory works
What you add becomes sources and facts, what comes back reads only from those, and anything can be taken out again.
You add sources; Geniffy keeps facts
What you add is a source: a note, a web page, a PDF or Word file, or a conversation. Geniffy reads it and keeps each fact in it as its own memory, with the source it came from:
"Priya Nair signs the Lumen renewal, and it comes up in March. She prefers WhatsApp to email."
becomes three memories:
- Priya Nair signs the Lumen renewal.
- The Lumen renewal comes up in March 2027.
- Priya Nair prefers WhatsApp to email.
Reading takes a few seconds. sources.wait(id) holds until it is done; until then the source says it is
still reading.
What it does while reading
- Dates are made real. "Comes up in March", added in October, is kept as March 2027.
- People stay people. In a conversation, what the user says becomes facts about the user, not about your assistant. System and developer messages are skipped.
- Each memory has a kind: people, plans and dates, preferences, or details. You can filter by kind when you list, search or build context.
- What changes is kept as history. When a later source says something different, the newer fact serves and the older one is kept as its history, so you can see what changed and when.
- Secrets are not kept. Passwords, tokens, card numbers and Aadhaar numbers in what you add are redacted: a memory can say one was mentioned, never what it was. The same goes for a question.
What comes back
context, ask and search read from the memories, never from somewhere else. context and ask
judge whether anything stored bears on the question, and say so in words when nothing does. See
Recall.
Taking it out again
Everything is removable, at three sizes:
| To remove | Call | What goes |
|---|---|---|
| One memory | memories.delete(id) |
That fact |
| One source | sources.delete(id) |
The source, and every memory only it taught |
| One user | forget_space(space) |
Everything held for them |
A memory that is wrong can also be corrected instead: memories.correct(id, text) says what is right,
and the wrong version is kept as its history rather than used again. See
Correct and forget.
Where it is kept
Each deployment keeps its data in one region, and the Geniffy app shows which under Settings. Your key reaches only your own memory and the spaces beneath it.