Memory System

Memory is the mechanism that lets Waker maintain context across sessions, enabling Waker to accumulate experience and knowledge as it interacts.

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How It Works

Waker’s memory is divided into two levels:

• Waker Persona: Memory that describes Waker’s core characteristics. It takes effect across all of that Waker’s sessions and is not limited by project.
• Project Memory: Experience and knowledge related to a specific project. It only takes effect in sessions associated with that project.

Memory sources:

• Important information automatically extracted during a session
• Content that the user manually edits and writes in
• Conclusions automatically summarized and organized by the Memory Dream mechanism
• Imports from external files

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Memory Management Interface

Go to the “Memory” Tab on the Waker detail page to manage memory content. All Memories view: Displays all memory entries in a list, with each memory showing a content summary, source (automatic/manual), scope, and creation time. The following operations are supported:

• Search: Enter keywords in the search box at the top to filter memory content.
• Edit: Click a memory entry to enter edit mode and modify the content directly.
• Delete: Click the delete button to remove memories you no longer need.
• View by category: Use the tabs to switch between the display of Waker Persona and project memory.

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Timeline View

After switching to the “Timeline” view, memories are displayed along a timeline showing how they have changed:

• The vertical timeline intuitively presents records of added, modified, and deleted memories
• Each node shows the operation type, time, and content summary
• Click a node to view the full details of that change
• Helps you understand how Waker’s memory has evolved

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Version Management

Every memory change automatically creates a version snapshot, providing full version management capabilities:

• Version list: View all historical versions, including version number, time, and change summary.
• Version comparison: Select two versions to compare their differences, with changes highlighted.
• Rollback: Click “Roll back to this version” to restore any historical state.
• Manual snapshot: Click “Create snapshot” to manually create a version, and add a label to make it easy to identify.

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Memory Dream

Memory Dream is an automatic memory consolidation mechanism that runs automatically in the early morning every day by default:

• Summarizes important information from recent sessions
• Merges duplicate and conflicting memory entries
• Cleans up outdated or no longer relevant information
• Distills high-value behavior patterns

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Import and Export

Memory can be exported to a JSON file for backup and imported from a file as well. In the operations menu on the memory Tab, select “Export” or “Import”:

• Export: Export all of the current Waker’s memory to a JSON file.
• Import: Import memory from a JSON file and merge it with existing memory without overwriting existing content.

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Memory Management Recommendations

• Review memory content regularly and remove inaccurate or outdated entries.
• Important business rules and constraints can be manually written into memory to ensure Waker always follows them.
• Use version management to create a snapshot before making important memory changes.
• Store experience from different projects separately in their corresponding project memory.