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Memory Systems in Platform Services

Memory Systems Architecture

Interconnected Memory Across the MNKY VERSE

Memory systems provide the foundation for personalized experiences throughout the MNKY VERSE. These systems enable agents to retain context, learn from interactions, and deliver increasingly relevant experiences to users over time.

Core Memory Components

User Profile Memory

Persistent storage of user preferences, behavior patterns, and historical interactions that inform personalization across touchpoints.

  • Preference vectors
  • Behavioral patterns
  • Interaction history
  • Explicit feedback

Conversational Memory

Short and medium-term memory systems that maintain context during and between user conversations with agents.

  • Short-term context
  • Conversation history
  • Multi-session continuity
  • Intent tracking

Knowledge Memory

Structured repositories of domain knowledge, content, and information used by agents to provide accurate and relevant responses.

  • Product information
  • Educational content
  • Community resources
  • Procedural knowledge

Collective Memory

Aggregated insights and patterns derived from broader user population that inform general improvements without compromising individual privacy.

  • Trend identification
  • Common questions
  • Usage patterns
  • Effectiveness metrics

Platform Integration Points

Web Platform

How memory systems enhance web experiences
  • Personalized content delivery
  • Contextual navigation suggestions
  • Preference-based product recommendations
  • Continuous session handling

Dojo Platform

Memory integration in learning environments
  • Progress tracking across sessions
  • Adaptive learning path creation
  • Knowledge gap identification
  • Learning style adaptation

E-commerce

Memory-powered shopping experiences
  • Purchase history integration
  • Preference-based filtering
  • Cart persistence
  • Product affinity analysis

Community

Memory systems for community features
  • Interest matching
  • Content relevance scoring
  • Connection recommendations
  • Engagement pattern recognition

Memory Architecture

  • Storage Layer
  • Processing Layer
  • Access Layer
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Optimized for Different Memory Types

The storage layer utilizes different technologies optimized for specific memory requirements:

  • Vector Database: For semantic search and similarity matching
  • Graph Database: For relationship mapping and network analysis
  • Document Store: For structured knowledge and content
  • Time-Series Database: For sequential and temporal data

Memory System Capabilities

How memory systems drive personalization
  • Preference learning from explicit and implicit signals
  • Personalization vector creation and maintenance
  • Cross-platform preference synchronization
  • Adaptive experience delivery based on historical context
Maintaining context across interactions
  • Session state persistence
  • Cross-session continuity
  • Multi-channel context integration
  • Intent and goal tracking
How memory systems improve over time
  • Feedback incorporation mechanisms
  • Performance monitoring and optimization
  • Pattern identification and recognition
  • Continuous model improvement
Protecting user privacy in memory systems
  • Consent management integration
  • Data minimization principles
  • Anonymization and aggregation techniques
  • Retention policies and user controls

Implementation Considerations

Implementation Guidelines

Technical Considerations

  • Memory persistence strategy
  • Synchronization mechanisms
  • Failover and redundancy
  • Performance optimization

User Experience Considerations

  • Transparency about memory usage
  • User control mechanisms
  • Feedback loops for correction
  • Progressive personalization

Privacy Considerations

  • Consent management
  • Data minimization
  • Retention policies
  • Right to be forgotten

Integration Considerations

  • API design for memory access
  • Event-driven architecture
  • Cross-service consistency
  • Versioning strategy
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