Visible, not opaque
Users can see what long-term memory exists instead of treating privacy as a vague promise behind the scenes.
Feature
SparkCore should not ask people to trust hidden retention rules. The first layer of privacy is making memory, trace, and channel boundaries visible enough to inspect and repair.
Users can see what long-term memory exists instead of treating privacy as a vague promise behind the scenes.
Hide, mark incorrect, and restore actions help repair remembered state without pretending the system is immutable.
The product shows which IM channels are attached to the relationship so users can understand where continuity is entering from.