Sessions and Memory
Configure session limits and short-term, long-term and deep memory, with how retrieval works and the scope each memory layer actually covers.
Overview
Sessions and Memory control how the agent manages conversation history, context retention, and long-term knowledge.
Sessions
Sessions define how long conversations remain active and how they are grouped.
You can configure:
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- Max Age
- Session Scope
- Max Messages
- Max Size
Default Max Age from the guide:
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168 hours / 7 days
Memory Architecture
CommandLyne uses a three-layer memory structure.
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1
Short-Term Memory
Stores recent interactions and supports immediate conversation continuity.
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2
Long-Term Memory
Stores summarized daily knowledge for longer-term recall.
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3
Deep Memory
Stores detailed memory records with metadata such as:
- Dates
- Tasks
- Events
- Context details
Retention period from the guide:
1 month
After one month, deep memory is summarized and transferred into long-term memory.
Memory Retrieval Flow
The agent checks:
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- Short-Term Memory
- Long-Term Memory
- Deep Memory, if deeper detail is needed
Memory Scope
You can define memory scope, such as:
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- self
- tree
- agent
- all
