The Memory & Chapters system helps you navigate and remember key moments in long conversations. It automatically organizes your chat into chapters, captures important events as memory cards, and creates summaries for context.

Overview

As your conversations grow, WarmLoop intelligently:

• • Detects chapter breaks at natural story transitions
• • Captures key events as memory cards you can reference
• • Generates summaries to maintain context over time
• • Enables navigation through long conversations

Chapters

What Are Chapters?

Chapters are automatically detected segments of your conversation, typically spanning 20-50 messages. They mark natural breaks in the narrative flow.

How Chapters Work

The AI analyzes your conversation for:

• • Scene transitions and location changes
• • Time skips or pacing shifts
• • Major plot developments or revelations
• • Resolution of story arcs
• • Introduction of new characters
• • Shifts in conversation focus or tone

Chapter Structure

Each chapter includes:

• • Title: Engaging summary of the chapter's content
• • Summary: Brief description of what happens
• • Status: Open (ongoing) or closed (complete)
• • Memory Cards: Key events that occurred

Navigating Chapters

When you have 10+ messages in a chat:

• • A book icon appears when you scroll up
• • Click it to open the Chapter Navigation overlay
• • View all chapters with summaries
• • Click "Go to chapter" to jump directly to that point
• • The current/active chapter is marked in green

Regenerating Chapters

If chapters seem incorrect or outdated:

1. • Open Chapter Navigation (book icon)
2. • Click the refresh icon
3. • Existing chapters will be cleared
4. • Analysis begins in the background
5. • You'll be notified when new chapters are ready

Note: Chapter regeneration can take time depending on conversation length. The process runs asynchronously, allowing you to continue chatting while analysis happens.

Memory Cards

What Are Memory Cards?

Memory cards capture critical plot points and events in your story. They're like bookmarks for important moments you might want to reference later.

Types of Memory Cards

AI-Generated

• • Automatically created during chapter analysis
• • Focus on plot-critical events
• • Limited to 0-3 per chapter
• • Marked with a blue CPU icon

User-Created

• • Manually added by you
• • Capture personal moments
• • Unlimited per chapter
• • Marked with a green user icon

AI-Modified

• • Originally AI-generated but edited by you
• • Best of both worlds
• • Marked with CPU + edit icon

Memory Card Contents

• • Event Title: Short, descriptive name (32 characters max)
• • Summary: What happened and why it matters (264 characters max)
• • Characters: Who was involved
• • Position: Where in the conversation it occurred

Creating Memory Cards

1. • Open Chapter Navigation
2. • Expand a chapter
3. • Click "Add memory card"
4. • Fill in the title and summary
5. • Select involved characters
6. • Click the check mark to save

Editing Memory Cards

1. • Click the edit icon on any memory card
2. • Modify title, summary, or characters
3. • Save changes or cancel
4. • AI-generated cards become "AI-modified" when edited

What Makes a Good Memory Card?

Focus on events that:

• • Start major plot threads or quests
• • Reveal critical information (identities, purposes, weaknesses)
• • Change the situation fundamentally (alliances, victories, discoveries)
• • Mark decisive turning points in the story
• • Resolve important story arcs

Avoid capturing:

• • Routine conversations
• • Minor character interactions
• • Emotional reactions without consequences
• • Procedural actions (walking, looking)

Summaries

Periodic Summaries

Every 25 messages, WarmLoop generates a cumulative summary that includes:

• • All events from the conversation start
• • Key plot developments
• • Character interactions
• • Current story state

How Summaries Help

• • Maintain context in very long conversations
• • Provide quick recaps when returning
• • Help the AI understand the full story arc

Summary Invalidation

Summaries automatically update when you:

• • Edit previous messages
• • Delete messages
• • Restart the conversation This ensures summaries always reflect your actual conversation.

Best Practices

For Long Conversations

• • Let chapters generate naturally (don't force regeneration too often)
• • Add personal memory cards for moments important to you
• • Use chapter navigation to jump between story sections
• • Reference memory cards when you need to recall events

For Content Creators

• • Write clear scene transitions to help chapter detection
• • Include memorable events that work as memory cards
• • Use WarmScript variables to create dynamic chapter titles
• • Design scenarios with natural breaking points

Managing Memory Cards

• • Keep titles concise but descriptive
• • Write summaries in second person ("You discover...")
• • Include relevant character names
• • Focus on plot impact, not just actions
• • Edit AI cards to better match your perspective

Tips & Tricks

Quick Navigation

• • Click chapter titles to expand/collapse memory cards
• • Memory cards flash briefly when accessed from chapter dividers
• • The book icon appears when you scroll up in conversations with 10+ messages

Memory Card Strategy

• • Create cards for personal victories
• • Track relationship developments
• • Note discovered information
• • Mark quest objectives completed
• • Remember character promises or threats

Limitations

• • Chapters require at least 10 messages to appear
• • Maximum 3 AI-generated memory cards per chapter
• • Summaries generate every 25 messages (not configurable)
• • Chapter detection works best with narrative content
• • Memory cards are limited to 264 characters

Privacy Note

All chapters, memory cards, and summaries are:

• • Private to your account
• • Never shared or used for training
• • Deleted permanently when you delete the chat
• • Under your full control to edit or remove

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The Memory & Chapters system transforms long conversations into organized, navigable stories. Use it to track your journey, remember key moments, and maintain narrative continuity across extended roleplays.