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How I built a chatbot that remembers you between sessions (Walrus Memory + Qwen on Groq)

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I wrote this for Walrus Sessions 8 - Chatbots That Remember , a build contest where you add Walrus Memory to a chatbot and write up what changed. Sharing the build story here for anyone wondering how to make a chatbot remember users between sessions. Built for Walrus Sessions 8, "Chatbots That Reme…

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  1. 2026-10-05 18:34 · DEV Community — AI
    How I built a chatbot that remembers you between sessions (Walrus Memory + Qwen on Groq)

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