How AI memory usually works
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Your AI works at a small focus window
Everything it's thinking about — your messages, its replies, files it opened — has to fit on one window. The window has a fixed size.
FOCUS WINDOWOTHER TOOLS
WINDOW SPACE USED33% full
▲ tidy-up point
YYou
Help me plan a week in Japan in April — Tokyo, then Kyoto.
AIAI
Drafted 7 days: 3 in Tokyo, 4 in Kyoto, with the bullet train between.
YYou
Keep the whole trip under $3,000, flights included.
AIAI
Rebalanced: mid-range hotels, one splurge dinner — total $2,840.
Then the window fills up
Long chats, big files and research sessions pile up fast. Something has to be cleared off before work can continue.
Most tools write one note and erase the rest
The old pages get squeezed into a short summary and erased. Whatever the note missed — a number, a name, an instruction — is gone for good.
How LCM-X does it
WITH LCM-X
LCM-X adds a permanent memory
Each page goes into memory as it arrives. The window stays small; the originals stay safe.
The newest pages stay on the window
What you just said is always kept in full, right in front of the AI. Only older pages are ever tidied away.
Old pages become a note — and get preserved
When the window gets full, LCM-X writes a summary note for the window and preserves the original pages in memory. Nothing is erased.
Each note remembers where it came from
Every note points back to the exact pages it summarises, so the AI can always look it up and read the original. The cycle repeats quietly, keeping the window clear.
Notes get grouped into folders
Several notes become one folder summary, like chapters in a book. Hours or days of work stay findable in seconds.
Recent work in detail, older work in brief
Minutes ago gets full notes, hours ago gets a chapter summary, days ago gets the headline — always with the original a step away. Small window, nothing lost.
Getting it back
LOOKING THINGS UP
Need an old detail? Check the memory label
Before pulling anything out, the AI can peek at what's inside a memory — without cluttering the window.
Search the whole memory
It searches every page and every note at once, and understands word forms — 'kayaking' finds 'kayaks'.
A helper fetches the exact page
A small assistant opens the right memories and reads the originals, so the main window stays clear.
The exact line comes back
The AI answers with the precise detail from hours ago — quoted from the original, not guessed from a summary.