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Memory Management
OMate has a long-term memory feature that allows AI characters to remember important information from your interactions, providing a more coherent and personalized conversation experience.
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How Memory Works
When the long-term memory feature is enabled, OMate will:
- Automatically extract important information about the user from conversations
- Store this information in the memory repository with date markers
- In subsequent conversations, the AI can reference these memories to provide more personalized responses
- You can adjust the types of information to be remembered in custom prompts for more precise memory management
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Enabling Long-Term Memory
Enabling the long-term memory feature is very simple:
- In the chat interface, click the settings button in the top right corner
- Go to the conversation management page
- Turn on the "Enable Long-Term Memory" switch
- Adjust the maximum number of long-term memories as needed
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Memory Management
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Viewing and Managing Memories
You can view and manage stored memories at any time:
- On the conversation management page, click the "Manage Long-Term Memory" button
- On the memory management page, you can:
- View all stored memory entries
- Edit the content of memory entries by long-pressing them
- Swipe left or right to edit or delete individual memories
- Use the clear button in the top right corner to delete all memories
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Memory Quantity Settings
You can control the number of memories stored by the system:
- Use the slider to adjust the maximum number of long-term memories (100-5000)
- When the number of memories exceeds the set value, the system will automatically delete the oldest memories
- We recommend setting an appropriate memory quantity based on conversation frequency and importance
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Memory Extraction Mechanism
OMate uses specialized prompts to extract and use memories:
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Extracting Memories
After a conversation is completed, the system will automatically:
- Analyze the recent conversation content
- Identify new information about the user
- Extract the new information as concise sentences
- Save it to the memory repository with a time marker
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Memory Usage
When a new conversation starts:
- The system loads the user's historical memories
- These memories are provided to the AI as context
- The AI will naturally reference these memories at appropriate times
- Avoiding repeated inquiries about known information
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Best Practices
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Optimizing Memory Quality
- Clearly express important information in conversations to help the system extract it correctly
- Regularly check the memory repository to delete inaccurate or outdated memories
- Edit vague or incomplete memory entries to improve memory quality
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Privacy Note
Tip
All memories are stored on your local device and are not uploaded to the cloud. You can view, edit, or delete these memories at any time.