Feature · Conflicts
A memory that notices contradictions.
Most tools store contradictions silently. Akhrots notices. When two memories disagree, it raises a conflict and lets you resolve it in one click — with the source and confidence of each shown so you always know which to keep.
The short version.
A second brain is only useful if you can trust it. Conflict resolution is what keeps Akhrots honest: it continuously checks new memories against what you already know, and when something contradicts — “Lives in Pune” versus “Lives in Mumbai” — it surfaces the clash instead of quietly overwriting. You stay in control of the truth.
What you get.
- Automatic detection. New memories are checked against existing ones; contradictions are flagged the moment they appear.
- A clear notification. The bell badge increments and a conflict card explains exactly which memories clash.
- Side-by-side compare. Each option shows its source and confidence, so you can judge which is more reliable.
- One-click resolution. Keep the first, keep the second, or keep both — and Akhrots updates your memory accordingly.
- NUT reacts. Resolve a conflict and NUT celebrates; the decision is recorded so your brain stays consistent.
Under the hood.
From input to insight.
Questions, answered.
How does Akhrots decide there is a conflict?
It compares the meaning of a new memory against your existing memories about the same entity. When two assert different values for the same fact, it raises a conflict rather than silently overwriting either one.
What happens if I keep both?
Both memories are retained — useful when both are true in different contexts (for example two cities you split time between). You can always revisit and resolve them later.