How to Add Long-Term Memory to a Python AI Agent (Store, Recall, Forget, Per User)
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Most agents forget everything when the process exits. Chat history in RAM helps inside one session, but tomorrow the user has to explain again that they use Postgres and want short answers. This tutorial adds long-term memory to a plain Python agent: it stores durable facts, recalls the relevant on…
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- 2026-10-20 16:20 · DEV Community — AI
How to Add Long-Term Memory to a Python AI Agent (Store, Recall, Forget, Per User)
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