How to Build Your Own Custom LLM Memory Layer from Scratch
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Large language models lack memory between sessions, treating users as strangers each time, which limits personalized chat experiences. This tutorial demonstrates building a custom memory system using four key components: extracting atomic facts from conversations with DSPy, embedding them in a vector database like QDrant, retrieving relevant memories through agent tool-calling, and maintaining the memory store by adding, updating, or deleting information based on new interactions.
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