Space Souls
Give each browser Space its own assistant — a distinct persona, private memory, and cookie jar.
NevoFlux's browser organizes your tabs into Spaces. With Space Souls, each Space can have its own assistant "soul" — a different persona, its own private memory, and its own cookie jar — so a Work Space, a Personal Space, and a Research Space each get an assistant tuned to that context.
What a soul is
A soul is the agent's persona — the same Identity / Soul / User / Tools set you shape in Settings → General. Space Souls lets you assign a different one to each Space instead of one global persona.
What's isolated per Space
A soul, its private memory, and the Space's cookie jar all share one key (the Space's container). Switching Spaces therefore switches the assistant and what it remembers and which logins it uses — cleanly separated, with no cross-contamination.
Set it up
Bindings live in a space_souls.toml file that maps each Space to a soul. For the
binding format and the Space Souls settings, see
Settings → General → Per-Space personas.
A Space with no binding simply uses your single global persona, exactly as before.
Why use it
Example: a Research Space whose soul knows your research context and keeps its own notes; a Work Space with a professional persona and separate logins that never mix with your personal browsing.
See also Long-term memory.