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You can save AI assistant context across chat sessions by writing critical notes to a local .omx/notepad.md file. This ensures your working memory and priority context survive conversation compaction for future interactions.

A local notepad file maintains working memory by performing guarded file I/O to store session notes with timestamps. It automatically loads priority context when a session starts and prunes working memory entries older than 7 days.

You do not need external dependencies to persist notes locally for an AI assistant. The system uses simple guarded file I/O with basic error handling to write directly to a local markdown file without any extra setup.

The best way to organize session notes is by dividing them into distinct sections like Priority Context, Working Memory, and MANUAL. You can add notes to specific sections using commands to ensure structured persistence across multiple sessions.

You can automatically prune old working memory entries in your session notes. The system automatically removes working memory entries older than 7 days to keep your local notepad file concise and relevant across ongoing sessions.