Review your brain

The Brain page shows what Zsper understands about you — every opinion, story, and fact it's learned, as records you can open, edit, or remove. Nothing about you is a black box.

How records work

Each record carries:

• What it says — in plain language, e.g. "WhatsApp is the real storefront for Tier 2 India."
• Where it came from — the article, import, or conversation that taught it.
• How much it's trusted — earned from recency, corroboration, your endorsements, and reuse. Trusted knowledge shows up in drafts first.

Review by exception

You don't babysit a queue. Most learning is quiet: near-duplicates merge, familiar stances reinforce. You're only asked when it matters —

• New stances land as proposals and wait for your yes before they can shape a draft.
• Conflicts — when something new contradicts an old belief, both sides are shown and you settle it. The losing stance is suppressed and traced, never silently deleted.

Editing and undoing

Open any record to edit its wording or remove it. Removed knowledge stops influencing drafts immediately. If Zsper learned something wrong from an import, fix it once here — every future draft inherits the correction.

Keeping it sharp

The brain maintains itself: duplicates consolidate, stale knowledge decays, conflicts surface on their own. Your only job is the occasional review when it asks.

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