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User memory is AGNT's per-user fact store: key-value pairs with confidence scores and pgvector embeddings, split into structural keys that always enter the prompt and semantic keys recalled on demand.

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Last verified: April 2026

What is User Memory?

User memory is AGNT's per-user fact store: key-value pairs with confidence scores and pgvector embeddings, split into structural keys that always enter the prompt and semantic keys recalled on demand.

Each fact row carries a key, a value, a confidence between zero and one, a timestamp, and a 1536-dimensional embedding. Structural keys (diet, interests, birthday, fitness goal, preferred booking hour) are always injected into the system prompt. Semantic keys are recalled per conversation through cosine distance search against pgvector.

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User memory is AGNT's per-user fact store: key-value pairs with confidence scores and pgvector embeddings, split into structural keys that always enter the prompt and semantic keys recalled on demand.

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Source: agnt-backend/app/db/models.py

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