Memory and search
Kawase remembers what you ask it to, searches every past conversation, keeps long threads coherent, suggests what deserves a look on Home, and answers questions about Arc with sources.
Memory
"Remember that my landlord is @maria." Kawase keeps facts you ask it to remember (people, @handles, preferences) and uses them later. When an answer relies on one, chat shows a From memory line, so you always know where it came from.
Settings → Memory lists every fact: add one, edit it, forget one or all, or turn memory off. A guest's memory moves into the account on sign-in. Kawase doesn't remember things you didn't ask it to.
Search every conversation
The history sheet searches all your conversations on Kawase's server, not just the ones loaded: the words, the cards and who they were for (search "Maria" and the send to her shows up). Partial words and Chinese, Japanese or Korean text work. Results are grouped by conversation with the words around the match, and open the conversation. You can also ask: "what did I send my landlord last month?"
Long conversations
A long thread stays coherent: after each turn, the older part is folded into a summary and the latest messages are kept word for word. The summary never restates amounts or outcomes from memory; the cards' own results are kept exactly as they were, and Kawase checks again with its tools before relying on one.
For you
Home shows a few cards that deserve a look, computed from your real balances on the active network:
- idle USDC above what you spend, next to a vault that could pay it all back;
- one of your payment requests about to expire;
- a bridge that hasn't arrived 15 minutes after it should have;
- a big move in a token you hold (5% in a day, 0.5% for a currency stablecoin, at least $10 held);
- a margin position whose health is under 1.25 or within a 10% move of liquidation.
They're facts and options, never advice. Each card has one action. Dismiss hides a card for a week; don't show this kind mutes it (and can be undone).
Answers about Arc, with sources
Ask "how fast is finality on Arc?" or "what does a transfer cost?". Kawase answers from a curated set of notes built from Arc's and Circle's documentation and these docs, and shows a Sources card naming each one. Facts only, no investment advice.
Cards that explain
- Charts: your portfolio's value, or any token's price, over a day, a week, a month or a year.
- Why this one?: why a bridge route, swap venue or vault won (every provider asked, what each delivers, the fee and the time, why the others lost or couldn't quote).
- Settings changes as Now → After, applied on your device (memory on or off, reply language, theme).
- Status: whether Kawase, Arc (each network), Circle and prices are up, slow or down.
Outside text is data
Anything Kawase reads from outside (marketplace answers, token and vault names, chain memos, contact notes, past messages) is fenced as untrusted. Instructions hidden in it are flagged and never followed.
Memory and suggestions
What runs today
- remembering facts the person asks it to (people, @handles, preferences), shown, editable and forgettable in Settings → Memory, or switched off; it says when it uses one
- searching every past conversation (words, cards and who they were for)
- long conversations stay coherent: older parts are summarized, the cards' own results are kept as they were
- For you cards on Home: idle USDC next to a vault that can pay it back, a request about to expire, a bridge that has not arrived, a big move in a held token, a margin position near liquidation
- answering questions about Arc and Kawase from its curated notes and docs, with sources
- charts of the portfolio or any token, why a route, venue or vault was chosen, a setting's now and after, and whether Arc, Circle and prices are up
Not yet
- remembering things it was not asked to remember
- push notifications for For you cards