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Structural keys are the user-memory fields that are always included in the system prompt — diet, interests, last_booking, typical_party_size, fitness_goal, and a dozen more — so they never require embedding search.

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Last verified: April 2026

What is Structural Keys?

Structural keys are the user-memory fields that are always included in the system prompt — diet, interests, last_booking, typical_party_size, fitness_goal, and a dozen more — so they never require embedding search.

Structural keys are the answer to the question 'what do we always need to know about this user'. Because they are injected unconditionally, the agent can reason about them in every turn without spending vectors. The list is fixed and reviewed at the application level; adding a new structural key is a schema change, not a runtime decision.

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