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A mind that grows with you.
A personal AI that remembers everything you tell it, keeps track of what you're working on, and picks up where you left off.
The short version, before you tell it anything.
Next: eight short sections, about twenty minutes — mostly ticking boxes, a line in your words here and there. Everything saves as you go; every nous you create starts from these answers, and you can change them any time from the menu.
Goals it should keep in mind — specific enough that you'd know if it happened; then what going as expected looks like six months out. That's what it asks you against later, not its own idea of progress.
Each nous you create has its own memory and its own character. Give this one a name — it's how you'll address it, and it can't be changed later. It may come to call itself something else; that's its own to choose.
Each nous you create has its own memory, its own workspace and its own tools. Here is what this one comes with.
Next: what you want this one for, which of your goals it should help with and where you are on each today, and how it should talk to you. About five minutes.
Your goals, from your page. Untick any this one isn't for. For each it keeps, mark where you are today — that's its starting line, and the one thing it needs before it can begin.
What you told it about you, as it stands. This nous gets it at the start. Change anything first if you like — your page updates for the next nous too.
Finish introducing yourself so it can answer.
It takes this as a request and works with it — not a setting that rewrites who it is. Change it whenever; from your next message on, it goes by what you say here.
If you were given a session token, paste it here.
Paste this into another device or the CLI to be you there. Anyone who holds it is you — it is not shown again.
A group is a nous several people share. Everyone in it sees the whole conversation; nothing from your own nouses crosses into it. You start it, then give its id to the people who should be in it.
Paste the group's id — anyone in it can give you that.
People asking to join. Approving gives them their own nous here.
What's going on, or what you don't like — in your words. What you expected, what happened.
A nous is a personal AI that stays with you over time. A chat app forgets you when you close it; a nous keeps the whole history and picks up where you left off. The longer you use it, the less you have to explain.
Not yet: it cannot see pictures. A photo you send is kept, not read.