Repeating tasks stop filling your twin's memory
Your twin learns from what a scheduled task finds, not from the same instructions over and over.
What you get
- When your twin ran a scheduled task, for example checking your inbox every 30 minutes, every run stored the task's instructions in its memory again, as if you had just given them. One task added hundreds of such copies in a week. A repeated run no longer does that.
- A run that ends with nothing to report now adds nothing to your twin's memory. What a run finds, such as a new request in your inbox, and anything you write to your twin while the task is running are still remembered.
- When you change a task's instructions, the new wording is learned on its next run.