Your memory. Your choice.

What is stored?

While Fish is live and Commander is set to reply, eligible Twitch chat can be kept in an encrypted rolling window for up to 30 minutes, capped at 500 messages. Relevant excerpts can be sent to OpenAI to help Commander follow the current topic. This temporary context clears when the stream goes offline or Commander is paused. Opting out removes your buffered messages and stops Commander from using future messages as context.

When you save a detail here, your verified Twitch ID and current Twitch name identify your own record. You and Fish can save up to eight nicknames that Commander recognizes as referring to your Twitch account. You can edit or remove any nickname here. They are removed when your viewer identity is erased or expires. You can intentionally save a preferred name, up to ten Twitch favorite categories, up to ten gaming interests, and an optional 500-character self-description. Commander can remember a country-level trip, a game you started, or a project or accomplishment you share in live chat for 30 days. An employer, hometown or broad place of residence you share can stay until updated or forgotten. You can forget any of these above. Only simple self-statements are gathered automatically; the self-description is supplied intentionally here. Fish may also supply separate background context to help Commander respond to you; your preferences take priority, and erasure, memory off or opt-out removes that context too. Preferred names, favorite games, interests and self-descriptions expire 90 days after their latest update. Identity expires after 90 days without observation unless it is needed to keep a long-term memory you shared. You can also intentionally choose small conversation-style adjustments, stored separately from facts for 90 days. Blank choices keep Commander’s usual snark. Conversational preferences can also be learned from clear requests and repeated interactions with Commander. Review, suppress, clear or disable those patterns above. Clear statements expire in 90 days and inferred patterns in 30 days; counts, model confidence and dates are stored, without chat quotes. Discord linking is not enabled.

When the broader Personal History feature is enabled, Commander may use OpenAI to identify and update meaningful details from eligible live Twitch messages you share about yourself, such as hobbies, pets, work, projects, and experiences. He keeps concise details and their source and confirmation dates. Ongoing and historical details may stay until corrected or forgotten. You can review, correct, delete, or mark individual details private here. Only history you explicitly allow in a public memory summary is included in that type of reply. Memory off and opt-out also remove your personal history.

Commander can learn non-sensitive community shorthand from eligible live Twitch chat and suggest nicknames for Fish to review. The glossary keeps short definitions and evidence counts, with no chat quotes. Memory off, forgetting your data, or opting out removes your contributions and learned nicknames tied to your account. Fish can remove glossary entries on request.

Relevant details may be supplied to OpenAI for Commander’s public replies in Fish’s Twitch channel. Information on this page is private, but remembered preferences can influence public conversation. Corrections and deletion invalidate pending replies. In-flight provider requests, already sent chat messages and provider backups cannot be recalled. Minimal keyed suppression and erasure barriers remain to honor your choices. Private login uses an encrypted one-hour cookie and an expiring server nonce without a stored username; sign out to invalidate that session.

You can also type !commander forget, !commander memory off/on or !commander optout/optin in Twitch chat. Those commands currently finish silently. See Discord for the full community explanation.