What the memory system is
A layered memory stack that writes, filters, recalls, and reinjects memory back into conversation.
Docs
A map to the memory system
Start with how memory shows up in practice: recall, continuity, persona, hygiene, and boundaries.
Core terms
Flashback = old-thread resonance. Recall = summarize conversation by time. Persona = preferences, relationship, and style continuity. Hygiene = filter noisy memory before it sticks.
Flashback
Old repair threads, emotional cues, or project states can resurface as natural hints instead of keyword dumps.
Time recall
Ask what you talked about today, yesterday, or last week and get a recap from chat history plus memory snippets.
Persona continuity
Preferences, dislikes, city, relationship posture, and interaction rules feed back into how AaronCore replies.
Memory hygiene
Think blocks, low-signal turns, and polluted context are filtered so long-term continuity stays cleaner.
Retrieval posture
Flashback is driven by resonance and continuity, not just plain keyword hits.
Boundaries
The memory layers stay split by role so facts, experiences, rules, and knowledge do not collapse into one bucket.
Beta + download
Public builds attach when ready. Until then, GitHub is the honest path.
Want the deeper architecture write-up?
The public docs can expand later. This page is the short map to the memory features users actually feel.