Continuity
What Should Be Remembered?
Continuity preserves appropriate context so life and experiences can continue naturally across time, rooms, devices, and interaction channels.
Continuity is not indiscriminate memory. Continuity is not merely a database.
Continuity retains what matters, what is permitted, and what remains relevant.
Preferences, history, and context may need to continue across rooms, devices, visits, and time. Continuity preserves what should persist without remembering everything.
Person-scoped examples
- ◆Preferred artist
- ◆Preferred genre
- ◆Preferred album
- ◆Preferred playlist
- ◆Accessibility preferences
- ◆Authorized personal routines
Room-scoped examples
- ◆Last song played
- ◆Last genre played
- ◆Music volume
- ◆Duck volume
- ◆Text-to-speech volume
- ◆Immediate room context
Related Episode
Episode 7
Why Does the Home Remember?
Preferences, history, and context may need to continue across rooms, devices, visits, and time. This episode explores how Continuity preserves what should persist without remembering everything.
