LONGTERM AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY ENGINE
LAME is not trying to remember the internet. It is trying to help you remember yourself.
The planned engine keeps layers separate: source events, your own added context, machine summaries and final approved diary entries.
SOURCE TRAIL
08:14, searched Article 21.
The system can know that a search happened. It should not invent why you searched it.
YOUR CONTEXT
"I needed this for a question at work."
A manual note, voice memory or approved context can give meaning to otherwise ambiguous browser activity.
MACHINE DRAFT
A factual story, still editable.
The diary writer can combine relevant events into a readable narrative, while keeping the evidence accessible underneath.
YOUR APPROVAL
Only approved pages become your diary.
The user remains the editor of their own life. Machine text is a draft, not history carved in stone.
A SIMPLE RULE
If OLD does not know, OLD should not pretend.
A sad song is evidence that a song played, not proof that the listener was sad. Human context can turn a signal into a memory. That distinction is central to the product vision.