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What is stored

Projects (name, first commit, a cleaned remote URL without credentials), notes, devices (a name you can change, the platform and the CLI version) and Context keys (only a hash and a short preview). Secrets are removed from notes on your machine and again on the server. Transcripts are never uploaded. The hooks keep the list of changed files on your machine, and the folder snapshot at session start is read locally and handed straight to your agent.

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Who can read a note

  • Your devices share notes for the same project, so your laptop and desktop see the same context. Each note shows which device wrote it.
  • Computer sees only the notes its own agent wrote for that Computer project. It cannot see anything from your devices, including imported sessions and memories, unless you share a project with it: open the project under Context in the console and choose Share with Computer. Sharing is off by default, can be undone, and is read only: Computer cannot edit or delete a note your devices wrote.
  • Self registered apps that signed in through OAuth reach Context only, never the rest of your account.

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Devices

Every nemu login registers the computer as a device. Revoking one in the console signs the Nemu CLI on that computer out at once, for Context and for the rest of Nemu, and revokes the Context keys bound to it. The notes it saved stay. Run nemu login there to use it again. To sign out every computer, revoke the Nemu CLI under Account, Applications.

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Removing data

Delete a note, a project or everything from the console or the API. Export first with nemu context export or the console. Deleting your account deletes all Context data with it.