How is my local context stored?
Review local transcripts, search the SQLite-backed index, inspect Markdown session files, and use source-linked context without a OneMira cloud workspace.
Local Context is the desktop view for reviewing session history, live recording status, transcripts, and optional AI extraction. OneMira stores and indexes this data on your computer; no OneMira cloud workspace is required.
Where do I review sessions?
The History view brings local sessions, recording status, transcripts, and extraction jobs into one interface.
How is local context stored?
You choose in OneMira Settings whether to retain original audio. Temporary device-side transfer slices are separate from this choice. Retained recordings use storage in addition to text context.
Each session has a readable ~/.onemira/context/<session_id>/session.md file. OneMira also uses a local SQLite-backed store and ~/.onemira/.cache/index.db for search, indexing, and application state. The Markdown files remain available to tools such as Obsidian, VS Code, and Git.
--- kind: session session_id: s_20260710_042900_001 created_at: "2026-07-10T04:29:00Z" duration_ms: 1240000 source: c1 title: "Real-Time Transcription Strategy" generated: false user_locked: false is_pinned: false ---
How are notes linked to their sources?
Wiki notes use standard Markdown links and wikilinks. OneMira maintains backlinks and session references in its local index, so a note can be traced to the session that produced it without inventing a separate file format.