GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Can Doctor use something it remembers about me in my Grade explanation?
Sometimes. When a Grade is linked to an eligible Doctor conversation, its short completion note can include one relevant memory note that you confirmed, if memory is enabled and that note is still current and unexpired. Doctor does not add every saved note, and an unrelated or unavailable note may be omitted. The memory can add context to the Doctor note; it does not change the saved Grade or its evidence. A Grade is a second opinion, not a pick.
For BSD readers who have saved a preference or constraint and want to understand its role in a Doctor Grade explanation. · Updated
Only a confirmed note can be considered by this Grade handoff
The Grade completion path checks whether user-confirmed memory is enabled, then considers notes that have not expired and whose saved revision still matches. It ranks eligible notes by relevance to the Grade context and can add the top relevant note to the short Doctor completion message.
This is different from guessing a personal profile from your behavior. The completion note uses supplied confirmed text; it does not create a new memory or infer a private fact.
A memory note can be left out
A note may be omitted when memory is disabled, the note has expired or changed revision, or its content does not match the Grade context closely enough. Seeing no memory sentence in a Doctor reply does not mean the Grade failed or that every saved note was reviewed.
Memory adds context to the note, not to the Grade calculation
The completion message is separate from the saved report. A relevant confirmed preference may affect the context in which Doctor phrases that short note, but the handoff does not change the Grade score or rewrite its checked evidence.
Hypothetical example: a relevant confirmed preference
Suppose you previously confirmed that you prefer bankroll terms explained in plain language, and the completed Grade note discusses bankroll sizing. If that memory remains enabled, current and relevant, Doctor may add the note as context for its short explanation. It does not alter the saved Grade or predict an event. This is a synthetic example, not a real person's memory or Grade.
Related questions
Will every saved memory appear in the Grade explanation?
No. The completion path considers current confirmed notes and adds at most the top note when its relevance score is positive.
Can remembered information change my Grade score?
No. The note is added to a separate Doctor completion message; it does not rewrite the saved Grade report.