Long stories forget. Furina can remind.
The Continuity Vault stores important roleplay facts locally and helps Furina decide which ones are worth bringing back into the current context.
That can include relationships, injuries, possessions, secrets, world lore, promises, unfinished plot threads and other facts that matter over a long conversation.
Continuity works by selecting useful reminders from information you've saved. It is a context management tool, not unlimited memory.
Build a compact record of the story.
Memories are stored as individual entries rather than one enormous wall of notes.
Aya's injured arm
Aya injured her left arm in the forest. It still hurts when she lifts something heavy.
Helps keep different kinds of continuity organized.
Important memories can be favored when Furina has limited context space.
Choose whether the memory is always included, selected by relevance, tied to present cast, or manual only.
Give Furina extra clues about when a Relevant entry may be useful.
Keep a memory saved without necessarily making it available right now.
For that injection mode, Furina matches the memory's terms against the Scene State Present field. “When relevant” instead uses keywords and the current outgoing message.
The AI doesn't need every memory.
It needs the ones that matter to what is happening now.
Character references can make related memories more useful.
Objects, injuries, places and story concepts can help memories match the current message.
Critical facts can survive when the available memory budget becomes small.
Scene information can help provide additional relevance context.
More memory is not always better.
Furina lets you control how much continuity context can be selected at once.
Every reminder included with a message occupies some context. Keeping memories concise helps Furina preserve more useful information.
Save important moments before they disappear.
Furina includes faster ways to capture useful continuity without rebuilding every entry manually.
Mira hesitates at the basement door before finally handing Aya the silver key.
“Keep it,” she says quietly. “I don't want to go down there alone again.”
Furina can flag a possible fact from an assistant reply for review.
Use the memory action on a message to open the capture editor with that message as source material.
Open a blank capture editor from the composer when you already know the fact you want to save.
Select a useful excerpt inside a Furina-rendered message and turn only that text into a memory draft.
Automatic suggestions can wait in the Memory Inbox for review. Manual “Remember this,” Quick Memory, and remembered text selections instead open the memory capture editor so you can shape the fact yourself.
Facts beat essays.
The most useful continuity memories are usually short, specific and easy to recognize later.
Aya had a really emotional scene in the forest and many things happened which changed how she feels about everything.
Hard to match. Hard to reuse.Aya no longer trusts Ren after discovering he lied about the forest attack.
Specific relationship change.Smaller entries are easier for Furina to select independently.
Clear names and aliases make future relevance easier to determine.
If something changes, update or archive the old state rather than stacking contradictions.
Memories preserve the facts. Story tools preserve the structure.
Next we'll document Scene State, Start Scene, recaps, Previously On, timelines, snapshots, bookmarks, chapters and Story Bible workflows.