Guide
What Konkyo knows
Your corrections, what's coming up, who said what across a space, and what it held back, on one page you can edit.
konkyo.xyz
What Konkyo knows (from the rail's settings card, or this space knows ↗ on a space) shows everything Konkyo keeps about you or a space, assembled from what it stored; no model writes the page when you open it. Your corrections are yours alone; a space's claims come from everyone's comparisons in it.
| Section | What it holds |
|---|---|
| coming up | Practice due today, and when each watch looks again |
| what it has made | Practice sets, audio briefs and deep searches from the last 30 days |
| how you like answers | Your corrections, from a not right with a reason, a wrong passage, a practice question you marked wrong, or something you told it. The Planner reads the relevant ones before every answer |
| words your sources use a lot | Words that appear in two or more of your sources |
| where your sources stand | Claims from Compare answers (yours, and in a space everyone's), where the sources agree or differ, each stance from a passage you can open |
| what it held back | This week's answers: quotes found word for word, sentences rewritten, sentences dropped |
Tell it, or make it forget
Type into tell it something, like "cite page numbers" and it's remembered. cross out any of your corrections and Konkyo forgets it; put back tells it again.
Your corrections live in Meterless's H-MEM, and who said what in its World Model. How Meterless is used