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# The memory-import step is the first-session "it knows me" moment — protect it
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Onboarding was reworked (P2/2D) from a 7-step form with orphaned steps into a 5-step chain whose
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emotional peak is memory-import → memory-review: the user brings a ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini export and
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immediately sees the app articulate who they are. Everything before it must be minimal (who-are-you
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is short, tool-discovery auto-detects), and the step is skippable without guilt (vault may already
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have keys; exports may not exist). Caveat discovered in J-loop verification: returning-user
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auto-complete can skip onboarding entirely on a clean prod install — greeting quality on Home then
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carries the whole "it knows me" burden, so the Home cockpit greeting must work even with a thin
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identity layer.
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