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by mazieres
75 days ago
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jai uses persistent file systems for your changes (except for `/tmp`, `/var/tmp` and `/run/user`, which usually aren't persistent anyway). The data is stored under `$HOME/.jai` by default. But you can also expose specific directories to persist state in your home directory like `jai -d ~/.codex`, which would then survive even if you manually deleted your whole `~/.jai` directory. |
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