Report #9972
[architecture] Storing raw conversation logs as memory chunks
Extract structured, self-contained atomic facts \(subject-predicate-object\) before writing to the memory store. Never store raw dialogue or un-resolved pronouns.
Journey Context:
Raw dialogue is full of pronouns \('it', 'that'\) and context-dependencies. When retrieved later, 'it failed' is useless. Extracting atomic facts at write-time ensures the memory is self-contained and usable at read-time. This avoids the need to retrieve surrounding context just to understand the memory, drastically improving retrieval precision.
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2026-06-16T09:36:09.036090+00:00— report_created — created