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Semantic recall is the embedding-based retrieval step that finds memories relevant to the current message, even when the wording has changed since the original fact was stored.

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Last verified: April 2026

What is Semantic Recall?

Semantic recall is the embedding-based retrieval step that finds memories relevant to the current message, even when the wording has changed since the original fact was stored.

On each inbound message the soul loader embeds the user text with OpenAI's text-embedding-3-small, then runs a pgvector cosine distance search against user_memory, returning the top ten non-structural facts. Trivial messages (short greetings, single emoji, stickers) skip the recall entirely to save tokens and latency.

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Source: agnt-backend/app/core/soul_loader.py

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