Right context per turn
Toggle Vault on, Pinned only, or Off so a private question stays lean while a project question gets full recall.
Dial vault context up or down per turn without losing the record.
Memory modes decide how much of your vault reaches the model on a given turn. Vault on pulls the most relevant entries plus your pinned memories into the system prompt; Pinned only narrows context to the memories you have marked as always-active; Off attaches no vault memory at all. You switch modes from the chat header, so sensitive or focused turns get exactly the context they need.
The modes are a budgeted injection, not a firehose. Explicitly attached entries and files always win, pinned notes come next, and relevant search results fill the remainder within a token budget so the prompt never overruns the context window. Whatever mode you choose, the conversation still saves back into the vault, so turning memory off for one turn never means losing the record.
Toggle Vault on, Pinned only, or Off so a private question stays lean while a project question gets full recall.
Marked memories are always available in Vault and Pinned modes, giving the model a stable base of the facts you care about most.
Context is trimmed to a token budget with explicit attachments first, so injected memory stays relevant instead of overflowing the window.
Open a conversation and find the memory-mode control in the header.
Choose Vault on, Pinned only, or Off for the next turn.
Send your message and let the chosen amount of context attach.
Adjust the mode any time as the conversation shifts topics.
Vault on adds relevant and pinned memories, Pinned only restricts context to your pinned entries, and Off attaches no vault memory — letting you control per-turn context.
Yes. Memory mode only controls what context is injected into the prompt; the conversation is still persisted to the vault regardless of the mode you pick.
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