- How much of my record does it need?
- Enough of your own decisions to measure against. Sent mail, review comments and recorded decisions are the richest sources; a few hundred of your own messages already carry rules, preferences and voice. We tell you before the build what the sample supports, and the fidelity test tells you after it.
- Does it read everything in my inbox?
- No. It reads what you connect, and of that it keeps only what you wrote. Mail you received is read as the context of your replies, never as a source, and no message body is stored. Notifications and automated mail are left out.
- What happens when I change my mind about a rule?
- The old node is superseded, not deleted: it keeps the date it stopped applying, and the new one carries the date it began. The next answer follows the new rule, and you can see both, with their sources.
- Can it work for my personal life too?
- Yes, in a separate space. Work and Home each have their own sources and permissions, and you decide what each can see. Most people start with work, because that is where the same questions reach them most.
- Who builds and runs it?
- Traide, the consultancy behind Duplikate. A senior engineer scopes the sources with you, builds the engram, measures it against you, and maintains it as you keep correcting it. The same pipeline runs on our own founder's record.