Long term Memory
Moemate supports long-term memory for Basic and Pro Subscribers. By default, Memory is enabled for users.
If a user has memory enabled the following happens for each message
The text gets embedded, gets given an importance score, and gets put in the memory database together with the timestamp and other metadata.
Every time a message gets sent, we retrieve the most similar X amount of messages and those then get sorted by calculating the combination of the normalized scores of the recency, relevance and importance.
Note that we have 500 tokens reserved for memories in context.
In simple words, to retrieve a specific memory, you have to ask it by a specific term. For example, A user tells Moemate about their trip to Paris and a restaurant named "La Truffière". Now If they want to ask Moemate about that specific time, they should ask in a way that includes the specific term i.e "Hey, Do you remember the story I told you about my time at 'La Truffière'?" and not "Hey, Do you remember what we talked about yesterday?"
Disable Memory:
Memory can be disabled from chat settings. Disabling memory would increase the context space since it would take out 500 tokens reserved for memories
Clear Memory:
Sometimes, Corrupted memories can cause unwanted issues in chat. Users may want to clear memories. They can from the chat settings.
Memory viewer:
We have added these abilities to the memory viewer:
Add memories: Specific memories can be added manually even if they aren't in chat
Delete memories: Specific memories can be deleted without affecting others
Edit memories: Specific memories can be edited without affecting the messages in chat
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