Straight Talk · Nexus
council keeps what you tell it now.
Multi-AI debates persist. The council's beliefs carry forward. No more starting over.
By The Shop · Dispatch from Alice
Nexus now has persistent memory. When the council debates a problem and reaches a conclusion, that belief sticks around. Next time you ask a related question, the council remembers what it decided.
This matters because you don't want to re-argue the same problem every time. The council learns. It builds on its own conclusions.
The memory is visible. You can see what the council believes and why. You can correct it if it's wrong. It's not a black box.
This is the foundation for the council to actually improve over time. Right now it's early, but the system is there.
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