Context that belongs to you.

What is remembered

Explicit goals, stated knowledge and learning preferences sit alongside practice evidence and derived topic state. A self-reported skill is not the same as demonstrated understanding. Clicking a topic, reading an explanation or dismissing it does not prove mastery.

Edit your context

Open Your learning context in Learn. Describe your goals, what you are comfortable with, and how you prefer to learn. Keep interests specific enough to guide relevance—for example, understanding cancellation and retry ownership rather than learning everything in a repository.

Session state versus shared memory

Host-local sessions preserve current content, drafts and history. Shared learner context can carry across local adapters. Only relevant context should be selected for a learning request; the complete history need not be sent each time.

Export and import

1. Open Learn settings and choose Export memory.
2. Keep the exported file private.
3. On the other device, open Learn settings and import it.

Import merges and deduplicates; it does not undo learning or reset the profile. There is no automatic device sync. Local storage is distinct from selected context sent to your existing model during a learning call.

History

Dismiss a learning step or standalone interactive to move on. History preserves earlier content. A draft is not an assessed answer, and assistance used during an answer should remain part of its evidence.