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What is MemoryModel?

Memory Model is the first autonomous memory architecture. It is a dynamic system that actively organizes memories, selects retrieval strategies based on intent, and self-optimizes over time.

Data Structure

Memory Model structures data exactly how the human brain does:
  • Episodic Memory: stores individual raw events and data points.
  • Semantic Memory: automatically extracts concepts, patterns, and logical relationships into a virtual knowledge graph.
  • Procedural Memory: learns behaviors and successful retrieval strategies.

Query Logic

Memory Model does not treat every query the same, it analyzes the user’s intent:
  • Factual: uses exact matching for dates and specific entities.
  • Conceptual Search: uses semantic embedding similarity for abstract ideas.
  • Hybrid Strategy: uses multiple signals for complex, context-heavy queries.

Search Precision

To solve the inaccuracy of standard vector search, Memory Model calculates mathematical centroids combining:
  • The User’s Semantic Interest Profile.
  • Query-Specific Relevance.
  • Temporal/Contextual Signals.

Maintenance

Memory Model is never static, but runs a continuous cycle of observations, analysis and execution to:
  • Actively consolidates short-term memory into long-term semantic knowledge.
  • Operates in the background to refine its understanding of the data.

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