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Neuron — Watch Your AI Recall

See exactly how your AI tools recall your vault — Neuron records every memory search they run and lets you replay it, so you can tell what was used and why.

1AIVault Neuron replaying a recall: the Recalls list and a live Recall route ribbon animating a query through keyword and semantic legs, fuse, rerank, expand, and reply.
Overview

What Neuron — Watch Your AI Recall does

See exactly how your AI tools recall your vault — Neuron records every memory search they run and lets you replay it, so you can tell what was used and why.

Once several AI tools share one vault, a thin answer could mean your AI ignored the vault, searched it and found nothing, or found the right memory and buried it under three wrong ones. Neuron replaces that guesswork with a recorded, replayable trace of every recall — the candidates it considered, the ones it dropped, and the ones that shaped the reply.

Recallv1.11.0
Why it matters

The payoff for your AI memory

Replay every recall your AI tools run

Replay every recall your AI tools run against the vault stage by stage

See why each memory won or lost

See why each memory won or lost with per-candidate BM25 cosine and rerank scores

Follow the route graph from your question

Follow the route graph from your question to the matching chunks and topics behind an answer

Watch embedding coverage recall latency and semantic

Watch embedding coverage recall latency and semantic leg health fill in as recalls come through

How it works

From first launch to reusable memory

  1. 1

    Open 1AIVault and go to the relevant workspace.

  2. 2

    Use Neuron — Watch Your AI Recall as part of your capture, classify, recall, and connect workflow.

  3. 3

    Reuse the resulting memory across your connected AI tools.

FAQ

Common questions

Does Neuron send my recalls anywhere?

No. Passages, meaning maps, and recall traces are stored locally beside your vault, and the indexing activity log records counts only — never your entry titles or content.

What do the candidate scores mean?

Each considered memory shows its BM25 keyword score, cosine distance, and rerank score, plus a route verdict of reply or dropped — so you can see why one memory won and another lost its place.

Can I turn recall tracing off?

Yes. Semantic recall and route tracing each have a toggle under Settings → Privacy → Neuron. Turning tracing off stops Neuron from recording new recalls.

Do I need to set anything up?

No. Recall improvements are on from the first launch and index in the background. Completed entries are searchable by meaning immediately, while the rest keep using keyword search.

Local memory, shared everywhere

Give every AI tool the same memory.

Start free, import real conversations, and reuse your memory across every AI agent you already use.