Project memory vs your account memory

Memory·4 min read·Updated 2 months ago

Voysey's memory has two tiers, on purpose.

  • Project memory: facts saved against a specific project. Character names, plot points, art direction, decisions about tone. These stay with the project and do not follow you elsewhere.
  • Account memory: standing preferences about you. How you like to work, favorite genres, style notes, boilerplate you want on everything. These follow you across every project.
Screenshot: the memory drawer showing both tiers

Why two tiers

A single memory bucket has two failure modes. If it is all account-wide, your period drama pollutes your comedy. If it is all project-scoped, you have to tell Voysey every time that you prefer terse replies, no exposition dumps, and imperial measurements. Splitting them gives you both.

How Voysey decides which tier a fact belongs to

  • Facts about the story, world, or characters go to project memory.
  • Facts about how you like to work go to account memory.
  • If you tell Voysey "remember this for every project," that promotes a fact to account memory.
  • If a fact clearly belongs to the current story only, it stays in project memory.
Project facts stay in their project

They no longer leak in from a global memory bucket when another conversation runs. If Voysey seems to be pulling in something that does not belong, check the account tier. That is the one that carries across.

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