Context stitching

Bring relevant parts of your own material into a conversation. Switch on sources in Settings → Memory → Context Index.

How the context index reaches a chatYou switch on sources and index them. The text is cut into chunks and stored encrypted. When you send a message, ZeroLog finds the four best keyword matches and adds them to the turn, with a notice that names the sources.Sources you switch on:your chats, Gmail, Drive,Calendar(Google needs a connection)Index now: text is cut intochunks and stored encrypted;search is by keywordYou send a messageBest 4 chunks foryour message are foundAdded to the turn,chat shows a noticenaming the sources
Indexing is opt-in per source; once on, matches are added to every message.
Diagram as text
  1. You switch on sources in Settings: your chats, and Gmail, Drive and Calendar once your Google account is connected. Nothing is indexed before that.
  2. Index now cuts the text into chunks and stores them encrypted. Search is by keyword, not by meaning.
  3. You send a message in any chat.
  4. ZeroLog finds the four best matching chunks for the message.
  5. They are added to the turn as context, and the chat shows a notice naming the sources it used.

The seam

Your side

  • Your past chats
  • Gmail, Drive and Calendar, once your Google account is connected

The conversation

On every message, ZeroLog searches the index by keyword and adds the best four matches. The chat shows a notice naming the sources it used.

Only your own material is indexed, and no administrator can read it.

Where the seam ends

Nothing is indexed until you switch a source on, and each source is separate. Then press Index now.

Search the index, delete one source or delete everything in Settings → Memory → Context Index. Anonymous chats are never indexed. Search is by keyword, not by meaning.

You control what is included