Fix the source of a wrong memory.
A mistaken memory should lead to a clear correction path. Memrain provides page history, fact withdrawal and supersession records so your assistant can address the source of an error.
Illustrative example
That deadline is wrong. We changed it after the review.
Find the page and fact carrying the old deadline, correct the source and record the updated claim with its evidence.
Illustrative scenario, not a live product result.Start where the claim came from.
First inspect the source page rather than adding another summary that disagrees with it. The bundled correction workflow asks the client to trace the claim back to its origin and understand what changed. A transcription error, an outdated decision and an unsupported inference need different corrections. Keeping that distinction prevents a convenient answer from quietly replacing the original evidence.
Change the current record without hiding the trail.
Page edits create versions, and supported writes can guard against a page changing after it was read. Facts can be forgotten or superseded with a replacement claim. These operations allow normal recall to move forward while retaining an explainable history. They are different from permanent deletion, and the client should choose the operation that matches what you actually want removed or corrected.
Check the answer again.
After a correction, read back the page and inspect the relevant fact. Then repeat the question once search indexing has caught up. Related summaries or synthesized material may require review as well; changing one paragraph is not a promise that every derived artifact updates instantly. The useful finish is a better supported answer with a source you can inspect.
Keep the context. Move the work forward.
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