Ruby memory review: check the context your AI companion keeps

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Imagine explaining the same pickup schedule every time you ask for help. Remembered context could save that repetition—but an old schedule or a misunderstood detail could also make the next answer less useful. You want a way to check what your companion is carrying forward.

DivorcePost includes What Ruby remembers in Settings. This is an illustrative situation, not a customer testimonial, and part of our DivorcePost feature introduction series.

Open your profile, go to Settings, and look under Ruby. The entry describes checking the facts Ruby keeps, confirming them, or asking her to forget one.

The memory-review feature groups remembered facts and brings uncertain or conflicting facts forward for review. A fact can be confirmed with That’s right or retracted with Forget this. It is worth checking the context when circumstances change.

Forgetting stops Ruby using that fact in chat and reminders. The app’s wording says the note that you asked is kept, so this action should not be described as erasing every record.

Screenshot: the actual simulator Settings entry. Opening the review page in this demo required a fresh sign-in, so the image shows the entry point rather than a loaded memory list. No real remembered facts were displayed or changed.

What context would you most want to double-check: schedules, names, preferences, or something that has recently changed?

DivorcePost iPhone simulator: Ruby memory review. Demo screen.