Papr Memory
Retrieve information from your personal memory includes past conversations.
Papr Memory is a plugin that allows the model to access and interact with your personal memory graph. It retrieves information from past conversations, meeting transcripts, documents, and more. With Papr Memory, you can easily retrieve information that may be stored in your personal memory. Whether you're trying to recall important details from a previous conversation or retrieve specific information from a document, Papr Memory has got you covered. Save yourself the time and effort of searching through your memory by letting Papr Memory do the work for you!
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Learn how to use Papr Memory effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "What did I say in my last message?"
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Prompt 2: "Can you help me find the document from our meeting last week?"
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Prompt 3: "I need information from the transcript of my conversation with John."
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Prompt 4: "Search my memory for any previous discussions on project management."
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Prompt 5: "Is there any information on the document I shared with you yesterday?"
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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add_memory | This command allows you to add a memory item to your personal memory. You need to provide the content of the memory item, its type (currently only supports text), metadata (including topics, hierarchical structures, createdAt, location, emoji tags, and emotion tags), context (previous messages in the conversation), and relationships (define relationships between content and context). |
get_memory | This command allows you to search for a specific memory item based on a search query, context, and relation type. You need to provide the query, context (conversation history or relevant context), and relation type. |
update_memory | This command allows you to update an existing memory item. You need to provide the ID of the memory item to be updated, the new content, and updated metadata. |
Note: The plugin documentation provides additional parameters and details for each command.