Reunion.skill

Reunion — Let the departed loved ones continue to accompany you in another way

Overview of the Skill

Reunion is a purely local AI memorial tool. By analyzing materials such as chat logs, diaries, and photos, it reconstructs the way your departed loved ones spoke and their personalities, so you can keep talking with them.

Suitable Scenarios

To express longing — When you especially miss your departed loved one, you can use Reunion to chat with “them” and hear what they might say.

Preserve memories — Organize and save valuable memories such as chat logs, photos, and diaries with your loved ones to build a permanent digital archive.

Restore personality — By analyzing your loved one’s catchphrases, speaking tone, and values, the AI will simulate their ways of responding as realistically as possible.

Core Features

Create a Memorial Object

Provide basic information and upload chat logs/diaries/photos. The system will automatically analyze and generate a memorial object that includes shared memories and the person’s personality. It supports extracting information from multiple sources—the higher the fidelity, the more realistic the conversation.

Talk With Your Loved One

Start a conversation with the /{slug} command. The AI will respond based on the person’s speaking style and shared memories. If it doesn’t feel “right,” you can correct it directly, and the system will continuously learn and improve.

View Memories and Persona

Use the /{slug}-memory and /{slug}-persona commands to view the saved shared memories and personality configuration at any time, so you can understand the basis for the AI’s reconstruction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Reunion upload my chat logs and photos?

No. Reunion runs entirely locally. All data is stored on your device and is not sent to any external server. You can view or delete memorial objects at any time.

Is the AI-reconstructed loved one realistic?

The realism depends on the quantity and quality of the source materials you provide. The more chat logs and the more detailed the descriptions, the better the reconstruction. However, please remember: this is a data-based simulation, not your loved one in a literal sense.

Can I delete it if I no longer want to use it?

Yes. Use the /{slug}-delete command to delete the memorial object and all its data. If you only want to temporarily archive it, you can also manually back up the reunions/{slug} directory and then delete the skill files.