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Settings

Configure models, transcription, Dream, workspaces, Git sync, the noh CLI, and app maintenance.

This Help covers the latest version of nohmitaina.

Language and language model

Set the interface language, then choose Claude Code or Codex CLI. Settings shows connection status and the model options available for that provider. Existing installations that already use Claude API or OpenAI API keep that saved setting, but these methods are not offered for new setup.

Reasoning effort affects supported OpenAI and Codex models. Higher effort may take longer and use more provider capacity.

Language-model provider and model controls in Settings
Settings reports provider readiness and the model options it supports.

Transcription

The OpenAI Whisper API sends audio to OpenAI’s transcription service. Local Whisper runs on macOS and Windows, stores a compatible model on the device, and transcribes without sending audio to an external transcription API. You can also set the spoken language used for recognition.

Transcription provider set to Local Whisper in Settings
Choose Local Whisper as the transcription provider before configuring its model.

Core, scoring, and Dream

Core is a set of frequently used, important Concepts that an LLM agent loads naturally when it reads nohmitaina’s memory. Set its token budget here, and use scoring options to adjust how importance is calculated.

Core settings showing a Token Budget of 200000
Set the maximum token budget loaded into Core.

Dream distills Concepts from notes and other sources to create noh. It keeps noh clean through memory reconstruction: organizing duplicate candidates, recalculating scores, and rebuilding the relationships that make the memory useful. Set the schedule for a time when the computer and nohmitaina are usually running.

Dream schedule controls in Settings
The Dream schedule determines when noh maintenance and memory reconstruction run.

Workspaces and schema

Use workspace management to add workspaces, switch between them, or remove them from the list. Removing a workspace from the list does not delete its note files.

Workspace management and Git sync controls in Settings
Manage workspaces and review Git sync for the selected workspace.

SCHEMA.md is the user-defined instruction file for extraction. It tells nohmitaina what to take from notes, how each result should be shaped, and how noh should be organized. The default schema contains Definition, Context, Evidence, and History. You can add fields of your own, such as Decisions or Open Questions, and describe exactly what belongs in each field. This is how a workspace can extract the information its user wants in the form the user wants.

SCHEMA.md open in the dark editor, showing Workspace Description and Concept Extraction Policy
The default template explains the workspace and how Concepts should be extracted.

Git sync

Git sync is optional. When enabled for a workspace, nohmitaina can commit and synchronize changes through that workspace’s repository.

Git sync controls for the selected workspace
Review the repository and remote before enabling Git sync.

noh CLI

Choose Enable CLI to install the bundled CLI program and configure PATH automatically for Bash and Zsh. Open a new terminal afterward. For another shell, add the bin directory shown in Settings to that shell’s PATH manually.

The noh CLI lets LLM agents read and write the same memory as a human. Information learned by either can be stored in one place and used in the other’s next task. On macOS, the installer can add the nohmitaina bin directory to your shell profile. On Windows, it adds %USERPROFILE%\.nohmitaina\bin to the user Path.

CLI status showing noh and nohls available on the current PATH
Enabled, ready commands, and a configured shell PATH show that the noh CLI is available in a new terminal.

Help, version, and updates

The Help area shows the running app version and source commit, opens this public Help, and links to licenses. Update controls check for and install signed releases.

The dark Settings Help card showing Detailed Help, Startup Guide, app version, source commit, and licenses
The Help card identifies the running app with its version and embedded source commit.