Current context in reopened chats
Source changes reach the context of existing conversations. Check the cited source and original content when an answer depends on a recently updated document.
Second Brain
Your knowledge,
with history and sources.
Preserve what matters and find it when you need it. Create independent personal or business Brains, choose what to import and connect only the archives relevant to your work.
T-CHAT 4.6.5
More control in everyday work.
Markdown and connected sources
Import .md files too. Email, calendars and content from supported Office accounts can be selected through preview and import; connecting an account does not automatically synchronise all its content.
Knowledge you approve
Request an update during a chat or review an AI proposal. Adding information to Second Brain requires confirmation and remains distinct from generated conversation content.
The 4.6 series includes profiles and visual analysis, subject to the supported formats and limits. Connected account sources are selected and approved before import.
Memory under your control
Multiple archives, no automatic merging
A personal Brain for your writing, a business Brain for procedures and others for projects. Access and sources stay separate: one archive’s contents do not automatically become available to another.
- Explicit import of files and folders, including authorised T-Chat spaces.
- Originals and versions retained with source references.
- Connections to chats, projects, personalities and missions according to permissions.
Search and answers
Ask your sources, check the references
Search text and, if you enable a local embedding model, retrieve by meaning as well. Answers draw content from the selected archive and provide references for review.
- Curated, editable memories with revision history.
- Already configured local models; no cloud transmission of Brain sources in the current workflow.
- No automatic ingestion of your entire mailbox or conversations.
Personal profiles
A personal profile you can evolve
Add your history, values, preferences, decision criteria, style and goals. Choose whether answers use them and keep revisions. Separate Brains can have separate profiles, preserving what you have already built.
- Local analysis of photographs and PDF pages using a compatible vision model already installed.
- Descriptions are reviewed before confirmation; you add personal memories and context.
- AI proposals become searchable only after confirmation, without rewriting originals.
Backup and recovery
Protect the continuity of your archive
Export encrypted .tbrain copies and optionally configure scheduled backups and retention. Restoring creates a new Brain rather than overwriting the one you are working on.
- Keep the passphrase safe and test recovery from your copies.
- Custody can be assigned through an explicit process, never decided automatically by AI.
- In the Personal profiles, backups also include profiles, revisions and visual analyses.
Frequently asked questions
Can I transfer an entire folder?
Yes. Import is explicit and retains sources in the selected archive. Storing a file does not mean every format can be read or indexed: supported formats and limits are checked during ingestion.
Will Second Brain become a copy of me?
It can represent knowledge, declared memories and preferences through sources and a profile. It is not a complete replica of a person, does not train the model and can make mistakes.
What are the visual-analysis limits?
Visual reading analyses supported single images and up to 20 PDF pages per request, within 100 MB per file and 32 megapixels per image. HEIC, animations and audio/video transcription are not included. A visual description does not establish identity or memories.
Is my data also encrypted while I work?
.tbrain backups are encrypted. This is not the same as encrypting the entire active archive at rest: disk protection, access to the Mac and key custody require appropriate configuration.
Use cases
Start with a real process.
Choose an activity, prepare a non-sensitive data sample and let’s define the expected outcome, hardware and checks together.