Can Claude remember my story canon if I keep the same conversation going?

Yes, within a single conversation Claude retains the full history until the context window is exceeded. However, once you close the conversation or start a new one, that memory is lost unless you manually copy the entire history. Ektro's memory persists across separate sessions automatically.

Does Ektro support multiple characters with their own memories?

Yes. Each Ektro citizen has its own identity and memory. You can create separate citizens for different characters, locations, or even a 'narrator' for third-person canon tracking. Each will remember interactions unique to them, which helps maintain distinct perspectives and knowledge.

How does Ektro handle contradictions or errors in its memory?

Ektro's memory is not perfect and can sometimes conflate or forget details. You can explicitly correct a citizen by stating the correct information, and it will update its memory. Over time, consistent correction reinforces accuracy. It's recommended to periodically review and prune memory if it becomes too cluttered, much like maintaining a wiki.

Is Claude better for editing existing prose or generating new scenes?

Claude generally excels at prose generation and editing due to its larger training focus on coherent, stylized writing. Ektro's citizens are more geared toward interactive dialogue and memory consistency. For pure writing tasks, Claude may produce higher-quality output. However, Ektro can still generate stories, especially ones that require respecting an established canon, by leveraging its persistent memory.