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Facts and sources

openPRM turns the messy notes you write about people into structured facts, each tied back to the source it came from.

A fact is a single, time-stamped statement about a person — clean and queryable, so you can ask questions later instead of re-reading every note.

Every fact keeps a link to the source it was derived from, so you always know where a piece of information came from.

In keeping with the project’s principles, notes are processed by an outside service (an LLM) only when you’ve explicitly chosen to allow it.