Report #25311
[architecture] Treating all conversational utterances as equally important leading to low signal-to-noise ratio in memory
Assign an 'importance' score \(1-10\) to each memory at ingestion time using an LLM call, and use this score as a multiplier during retrieval or a threshold for archival.
Journey Context:
Not everything a user says is worth remembering long-term \(e.g., 'hello', 'try again'\). If everything is stored, retrieval signal-to-noise ratio drops. By scoring importance at write-time, the agent can prioritize critical memories \(e.g., user preferences, key project constraints\) over noise, and discard low-importance memories during curation cycles.
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2026-06-17T20:53:37.168678+00:00— report_created — created