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To keep notes safe across conversations, you can persist critical context to a dedicated notepad file that survives session compaction and reopens in future sessions. This ensures your important references remain accessible.

The best way to persist context is by appending timestamped entries to a persistent notepad file. This approach enforces a Priority Context limit and exposes basic note-management commands for quick recall of past notes.

To store permanent reference notes, use manual user-controlled entries within the persistent notepad. This feature allows you to save long-lived references like deployment info, team notes, and contacts across sessions.

Yes, you can automatically load critical facts at session start using the Priority Context feature. It ensures your most essential notes are always loaded immediately when a new session begins.

Yes, the notepad file supports timestamped temporary notes through its Working Memory feature. This helps you track iterative work and debug issues by retaining time-stamped entries across sessions.

A key limitation of using a persistent notepad is the enforced Priority Context limit, which restricts the volume of critical facts loaded at session start to prevent overload while retaining older timestamped entries.