Since title is self explained let me give an exemple using books.

When you open a book or anything with an index then you have something that has tons and tons of information. But they have capters (or similar separations) to ensure that it's not to much. And to make it even better, this splits are done based on subjects, themes, arcs, etc, so each chapter is building up the information without it being to much..... except, to understand the title i will talking about books with stories...

You started the book, you know what it is about (same how lumo knows), and when you open the book all pages fall out and you try to put them back using the numeric index but because it was to much, some pages are in the wrong place, upside down, reverse, some even damaged (bent) and someone points out that some are right in front of you, but you "don't see them because you are stuck look at the" book you are trying to make sense of....

Did i manage to descrip exactly what happens when we give lumo large amount of informaiton?

Because one thing that is not clear is that each chat can NOT be active at the same time. Meaning that, just like how people read story books, find out about new people, find out about new events, new towns, new system, so will lumo also go through all the information, to fully understand it. After all, how many times do story have plot twist that changes everything? Ah yes, Many times if you are called Lumo who, due to one "plot twist" now assumes everything is a plot twist.

Issue and major flaw that people don't realise: I mean lumo can only be "active" in 1 single chat. Not that it goes cronologically. After all, my ideea is to split ideas so Lumo (as an AI) is not overloaded... and the splits where made by Lumo, who does not have the neccesary informaiton..... Yes, the ideea of "the pages fell out" was not for drama

The whole ideea of open the book and all pages fall out, is exactly what i assume will happen. And then, insted of rushing to put everything together, the 1st chat is empty. And a fragment that lumo split, you can work on it including to tell lumo this is around the start, middle, later, or just for reference note.

And as each piece is discussed, one by one, where to put them, you essentially are also making lumo understand more about everything since Lumo will use the criterial you tell it to organise the fragments into different chats while still being in the 1st chat. Where nothing happened, no solution, no workaround, no discussion how to or about it, simple, where goes where based on the information they contain vs other parts.

This will ensure a proper mapping after all, each time we will say, we are not sure, lumo will try to figure it out. However, IF we, the users, see it's not working, we can ask lumo to put that information in a different chat, and on the ideea of "lumo can only be active in one chat", this will prevent further issues, and hopefully with time solve.

And the best part is that like this, we can also separate lumo from everything if we need to explain some stuff, like misunderstanding of terms due to cultural or otherwise differences.