Kevin Rose ships a free prompt for probing what AI remembers about you

The free Markdown file turns accessible chat history and saved memory into an evidence-scored personal portrait without adding another service or account.

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Why it matters

Reflection Engine treats accumulated AI memory as a new application substrate, while exposing the limits, privacy risks and platform dependence facing founders who build on it.

An individual's fragmented digital identity, assembled from AI's remembered data (High-contrast photocopied zine aesthetic, with visible xerox grain, rough cut-and-paste elements, and deliberately degraded text and imagery)

Kevin Rose (@kevinrose) released Reflection Engine, a free prompt that asks an AI assistant to mine its memory of a user for blind spots, contradictions, emotional habits and likely trajectories.

Rose distributed the file in a two-post thread on X on August 3rd, writing that AI had been "quietly assembling a complete behavioral record of you." The GitHub repository and its four initial commits appeared the same day.…

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