Memory
What Warisha knows about you — and how to change it.
Memory is off unless you turn it on, separate from your conversation history, and every part of it is reviewable, correctable and deletable by you.
Two different things
| Conversation history | The transcript of what was said, kept so a thread can be reopened. | Delete a conversation and it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | Durable facts you asked her to keep — your name, a preference, something about your work. | Reviewed and deleted separately |
Ask her to remember something and she does
Say “remember this”, “yaad rakho”, “یاد رکھو” or “په یاد ولره” and the fact is stored, confirmed back to you, and appears in your Memory list. Ask “maine tumhe kya bataya?” or “میرا نام کیا ہے؟” and she answers from what is actually saved rather than guessing.
Five controls, all yours
- Review everything she has kept, in plain language.
- Correct anything that is wrong.
- Delete one memory, or all of them at once.
- Export the lot.
- Turn memory off entirely — after which she tells you plainly that she cannot remember something rather than pretending to.
Sensitive things need a second permission
Health, faith, finances and similar are treated as sensitive and are not stored unless you separately allow it. If she declines to save something for that reason she says so, rather than appearing to agree and keeping nothing.
Memory is not training
What she remembers for you and what may be used to improve the product are different switches. Nothing is collected for training until you answer that question, and Warisha works the same either way.
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