MentorAnonymousIdentity enum
How MentorAgent identifies a user who is not signed in — which decides whose memory they read and whose rate-limit allowance they spend.
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Definition
Section titled “Definition”Namespace: Novior.MentorAgent.Options. Package: Novior.MentorAgent.
public enum MentorAnonymousIdentity
dotnet add package Novior.MentorAgentValues
Section titled “Values”| Value | Number | Description |
|---|---|---|
PerSession | 0 | Each session gets its own key: a Blazor Server circuit, a SignalR connection, an application run. Two visitors of the same site never see each other's memories, and one visitor cannot spend everybody's rate-limit allowance. Default. The trade is that an anonymous visitor is not recognised on their next visit — which is what "anonymous" means: without a sign-in there is nothing to recognise them by. |
Shared | 1 | Every unauthenticated session shares the single key "anonymous" — the behaviour before this option existed. Right for a single-user application (MAUI, a desktop tool, a kiosk), where it is what makes memory survive a restart. On a website it means a fact one visitor states is recalled for the next one, and RateLimitPerUser becomes one allowance for all of them; MentorAgent says so in the log the first time a second session reaches the shared bucket. |