ANDEL · Memory Intake
Memory Intake is where raw sources — notes, messages, files — are registered, understood, and held as drafts until a human reviews them. Metadata only, no automatic fetching, no AI deciding on its own.
A link, a file reference, or a plain note is captured — verbatim, as metadata. It enters as a draft, visible only to you.
ANDEL proposes a type and extracts candidates, always showing the source and where its confidence comes from.
You decide. Nothing is used anywhere until a person accepts it — and every decision is written to the trail.
Only reviewed sources become memory. Anything uncertain stays quarantined — visible, excluded from answers, never silently dropped.
Every candidate waits for a human verb. This is the rule the whole platform is built on: memory is stored once, represented across surfaces, and only ever changes through review.
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