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Giving a Discord bot long-term memory, and the two ways it went wrong

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I run a Discord bot called Akiko. The feature I care about most is that she remembers people across servers and DMs. Building it taught me more about what not to store than what to store. Two bugs stand out. The memory was 97% junk My first extractor pulled "facts" out of chat with a loose pronoun…

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  1. 2026-09-30 23:30 · DEV Community — AI
    Giving a Discord bot long-term memory, and the two ways it went wrong

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