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Think out loud, on one machine, and have it remembered

“I want somewhere to think that is not going to end up in a training set.”

Speak instead of typing, let the consolidation pass connect what you said, ask questions about your own past decisions, and seal the whole thing behind a passcode.

6 stepsMirror persona

  1. Say it instead of typing it

    For a journal, pick Whisper in Settings: it transcribes on your machine and the audio never leaves it. Push-to-talk, barge-in, and the transcript saved as part of the session.

    Try this

    Start a voice conversation. I want to talk through <what is on your mind> and have you keep the transcript with the session.

    Visual & Voice

    The voice chat setup dialog checking microphone, transcription model, voices, and speaker

  2. Let it tidy up while you are not there

    A background pass deduplicates entries, drops stale facts, resolves contradictions, and keeps the index clean.

    Try this

    Run a consolidation pass over my memory now. Tell me what you merged, what you dropped as stale, and any contradiction you left for me to settle.

    AutoDream Memory Consolidation

    The same window switched to Files: ten memory notes listed by filename with their size, line count, and when they were added, the first row selected and highlighted, and the AI Edits tab open beside the list with a chip naming the selected note

  3. Ask about a person, not a file

    Every fact answers with the note and the line it was read from, and whether the note stated it or Plexon worked it out. Two spellings of one name are proposed for merging, never merged on their own.

    Try this

    What do I know about <a person you have written about>? Answer from my notes, and show the note and line behind each fact, and whether I stated it or you worked it out.

    Knowledge Graph

    The knowledge graph open at full size over a sample clinic dataset, narrowed to one doctor: the title reads Knowledge graph followed by a Dr. Nikos Stavrou crumb with a clear button, nine things and sixteen connections under it, his node ringed and named in the middle of the canvas with the clinic, the other doctor and his note lit around him while everything further out fades back, and a Details panel on the right listing six facts about him, each with the note, line and date it was read from

  4. Find any of it in one box

    Ctrl+K searches your notes, the people and facts in the map, your pinned messages and every setting. Ranking happens inside the window; nothing waits on a server.

    Command Palette

    Searching Dr. Niko in the command palette: the doctor comes up as himself, the note about him comes up separately marked as a note, and four facts follow, that he is a General Practitioner, who he reports to, his contact address and the clinic he works at, each naming the note it was read from. The knowledge map is already open behind, centred on him.

  5. Seal it

    A passcode encrypts the session. Touch ID or Windows Hello unlocks it. No passcode, salt or key reaches a server, and a forgotten one cannot be reset.

    Session Lock & App Lock

  6. Take it with you

    One encrypted file carries the whole setup to a new computer. You choose the passphrase and Plexon stores it nowhere.

    Move to Another Machine

    The export wizard on its What travels step, with memory, project memory and plans, journal, avatar, cloned voice, notes, git credentials and the app PIN each on their own row with a size, and a running bundle total pinned to the bottom

What you end up with

A journal that can answer questions about your own reasoning, on your machine, sealed with a key that reaches no server.

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