// persistent_memory
Cross-session memory and structured notes mean Lux knows your preferences, client context, and project details before you say a word — every single time you open a conversation.
"Start a note called 'Sprint 4 Goals' and add the items we just discussed"
"Add this bug to the ListingBridges known issues note"
"Rewrite the Buckeye integration notes with the updated scope"
"Rename 'Sprint 3' to 'Sprint 3 - Completed'"
// capabilities
Memory turns a stateless AI into a collaborator that knows your workflow — no re-explaining, no context dump at the start of every chat.
Memories survive between conversations. Open a new chat three weeks later and Lux already knows your preferred response style, active projects, and running context.
Lux identifies things worth remembering — your timezone, coding preferences, client names — and stores them without being asked. The system prompt grows smarter over time.
Create, append, overwrite, and rename notes entirely through chat. "Add that to the ListingBridges note" is all it takes — no context switching, no copy-paste.
Memories and active notes are prepended directly to the system prompt before each session. Lux doesn't retrieve them mid-conversation — they're already there when she wakes up.
You can ask Lux what she remembers, request a specific memory, or tell her to forget something. Full transparency into what's persisted, with conversational controls to manage it.
Memory reads and writes are TOOLCALL operations — the same architecture as time tracking and CRM. Notes changes fire as NOTES_ACTION commands, logged and reversible.
// persistent_memory
No briefing document. No copy-pasting last session's context. Lux picks up exactly where you left off.