Memories.
Persistent context. Per-class memory that follows you across devices.
Chats forget. Classes don't. A Class is a long-running workspace with its own files, decisions, skill stack, and memory. Open it three weeks later from a different device and Aluma picks up exactly where you stopped, with the same context, the same constraints, and the same tone of voice.
Important facts, decisions, and preferences are extracted automatically and kept across sessions.
Each class remembers the skill stack you use for it. Open the class, the stack comes back.
Drop PDFs, images, code, or links. They live in the class, searchable, citeable, never re-uploaded.
Start in the web app, continue in Chrome with Lumi. Same memory everywhere you sign in.
Name the class. Drop in any starter files.
Pin the skill stack. Set the tone. Add reference links.
Chat, draft, and act inside the class. Every session inherits the context.
Open it weeks later. Nothing forgotten.
Encrypted, in your account. You can export or wipe a class's memory in one click.