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[IDEA] Conversational memory to agents #1097

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lejinvarghese opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 2 comments
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[IDEA] Conversational memory to agents #1097

lejinvarghese opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 2 comments
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lejinvarghese commented Jan 24, 2025

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Are there any plans to add conversational memory to agents, which is backed up to a storage of some kind to be able to continue on past conversations with agents? This might be similar to a chat storeon Llama Index. Are there any obvious solutions to this on khoj that I haven't noticed yet?

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debanjum commented Jan 30, 2025

Hi @lejinvarghese, thanks for opening this issue. Khoj does not cross conversation memory yet. We plan to build this out soon. Once Khoj has per user memories, we can enable per user + per agent memories as well.

Can you describe your specific use-case? Some examples to understand what you're looking for more concretely would be useful when we get to working on this

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For any applications that involve contextual memory about information of a user (imagine health history or personal preferences) would be to build up agent memories over time with subsequent conversations, ideally, short and long term memory storage. It would also be good to have the option of a global shared context between the agents, as well.

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