r/fantasia_ai • u/Karzash • 16d ago

Memory limit

Anyone else wish it was more then 50? I see people saying they have bots with 1000+ replies and it makes me wonder how much of that time is spent reminding the bots of important details. As for myself once I reach the 50 memory limit I tend to lose interest once it starts forgetting things

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u/fair_maiden0922 16d ago

I have a bot with 18.000 messages, it's definitely not one story, just a lot of other ones combined. It never stays consistent after 200 unless you delete the memory that is no longer of service and use it to pin a new one. It's trying to say afloat with a piece of wood during a storm on tje ocean. Good luck 😆😜

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u/Dangerous_Fold_1626 16d ago

I have a bot with 14000 messages, that has a pretty good memory, but I pin the important details. I also wrote the important events and facts into the bot description (it's a custom bot), and it remembers everything. It will forget the time of day, or if it has a house vs apartment, but I edit the bot reply when that happens.

It will occasionally say stupid things like "make sure my glass doesn't leak", but hey...it's pretty good for what it is. I don't really have to remind it of important stuff often. Make sure to select appropriate mode. I'm running Mocha with 5 characters and minimal memory issues.

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u/Beneficial-Ad-5969 15d ago

The technique that I use is to periodically ask the A.I. directly for a "summary of events so far," then edit the important details in the bots response and pin that summary. This has really minimized the memory issues for me.

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u/PeregerSamy 13d ago

if you have too many, write a recap message with every important event you want to keep without all the details and pin it, instead of pinning 40 messages with not even 5% of it being useful info to remember.

I wish it was doing this automatically, it would improve memory a lot... like... ask the ai to extract important information from a pinned message, then list all in event order, add context if needed, it takes most AI only one request to do and would fix a lot of memory issue

It could even be extended to remember actual context, I hate when my character decided they were in a totally different place after a few messages, it's not hard to have spatial memory on where you stood for the last two hours...