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Long-term Memory

The mechanism that lets an AI remember key facts across sessions and months — built on structured storage and retrieval, not on stuffing the whole history into the context window.

A typical chatbot's memory is just the current conversation's context window — once it fills up (or you start a new session), everything is forgotten. A long-term memory system extracts key facts from conversations into structured entries in a database, then retrieves them into context when needed — so something you said months ago can still be cited accurately.

Every character in Enclave is wired to such a memory system, and the memory entries are fully transparent to you: view, edit or delete any of them.

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