Coach maintains short-term memory within each conversation, supports multiple saved chats, and can keep Driver Memory — durable facts about you that persist across chats.
Context window
Each chat keeps the last 16 messages as context for follow-up questions.
| Behavior | Detail |
|---|---|
| Follow-ups | "What about sector 2?" works after a corner analysis |
| Reset | New chat clears conversation memory completely |
| Cost | Longer threads may process more context per message |
Driver Memory (durable)
Separate from chat history, Coach can store short lasting facts — goals, preferences, style, recurring weaknesses/strengths, or equipment.
| Behavior | Detail |
|---|---|
| Learned by Coach | When you say something lasting ("remember I struggle with late braking at Spa"), Coach may save it |
| Editable | Open Memory in the Coach sidebar to review, edit, pin, or delete |
| Scoped | Facts can be global or tied to a track, car, or class |
| Toggle | Turn off in Coach Memory view or Dashboard Settings — stored rows stay, but are not injected or written |
New chat does not clear Driver Memory.
Multiple chats
In fullscreen Coach, the Chats sidebar lets you:
- Switch between previous conversations
- Start a new chat without losing old ones
- Return to an earlier analysis thread
Chats are stored per account on MyLMU servers.
Context from the app
Beyond message history, Coach automatically receives:
| Source | When |
|---|---|
| Current page | Session ID, telemetry file, track, car |
| Viewer state | Active lap and loaded ghost |
| Attached setup | Baseline .svm if paperclip is used |
| Driver Memory | Relevant pinned/global/scoped facts (when enabled) |
You do not need to paste session IDs or file names — Coach reads context from where you are in the app.
Tips
- Start a new chat when opening a different session or telemetry file
- Re-attach your
.svmbaseline if you start a new chat mid-setup discussion - For one-off questions, a fresh chat often costs less than a long thread
- Tell Coach what to remember or forget when your goals or preferences change