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Conversation Memory

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conversation-memory is an agent skill for tiered LLM conversation memory with short-term, long-term, and entity-based storage patterns.

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The conversation-memory skill documents persistent memory patterns for LLM conversations including buffer, short-term, long-term, and entity tiers. It covers TieredMemory consolidation from short-term to long-term based on importance scores, EntityMemory extraction and fact merging, and memory-aware prompting that injects relevant memories into LLM calls. Sharp edges address unbounded memory growth with lifecycle limits, irrelevant retrieval with semantic plus relevance scoring, and critical user isolation with namespaced keys and mandatory userId filters for GDPR export and deletion. Primary tools referenced include Mem0, LangChain Memory, and Redis. Use when developers implement chat memory, entity fact stores, or memory consolidation and cleanup in agent applications. Agents should follow the SKILL.md workflow end to end, grounding classification in documented commands, file paths, prerequisites, and troubleshooting notes rather than improvising steps. Design tiered conversation memory with short-term, long-term, and entity stores for LLM chat applications. Invoke when User mentions conversation memory, remember across sessions, entity memory, or memory consolidation. Best for.

  • Tiered memory: buffer, short-term, long-term, and entity stores with consolidation.
  • EntityMemory upsert with fact merging, confidence, and mention tracking.
  • ManagedMemory importance scoring and short-term limit enforcement.
  • IsolatedMemory user namespacing with mandatory retrieval filters.
  • Sharp edges for unbounded growth, irrelevant retrieval, and cross-user leakage.

Conversation Memory by the numbers

  • 1,369 all-time installs (skills.sh)
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  • Ranked #841 of 16,659 AI & Agent Building skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Security screen: HIGH risk (skills.sh audit)
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At a glance

conversation-memory capabilities & compatibility

Capabilities
tiered memory architecture · entity fact extraction and merge · importance based consolidation · user scoped memory isolation
Use cases
memory · orchestration · planning
From the docs

What conversation-memory says it does

Persistent memory systems for LLM conversations including short-term, long-term, and entity-based memory
SKILL.md
Memories from one user accessible to another
SKILL.md
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How do I implement persistent chat memory with entity facts and user isolation in an LLM agent?

Design tiered conversation memory with short-term, long-term, and entity stores for LLM chat applications.

Who is it for?

Developers building conversational AI needing memory persistence, entity facts, and GDPR-safe isolation.

Skip if: Skip for full RAG vector search pipelines or knowledge graph construction without chat memory focus.

When should I use this skill?

User mentions conversation memory, remember across sessions, entity memory, or memory consolidation.

What you get

A tiered memory design with consolidation, relevance-scored retrieval, and user-scoped storage.

  • Memory system architecture
  • Persistence and retrieval pattern guide

By the numbers

  • Lists 6 memory capabilities: short-term, long-term, entity, persistence, retrieval, consolidation
  • Sourced from vibeship-spawner-skills under Apache 2.0 license

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Conversation Memory

Persistent memory systems for LLM conversations including short-term, long-term, and entity-based memory

Capabilities

  • short-term-memory
  • long-term-memory
  • entity-memory
  • memory-persistence
  • memory-retrieval
  • memory-consolidation

Prerequisites

  • Knowledge: LLM conversation patterns, Database basics, Key-value stores
  • Skills_recommended: context-window-management, rag-implementation

Scope

  • Does_not_cover: Knowledge graph construction, Semantic search implementation, Database administration
  • Boundaries: Focus is memory patterns for LLMs, Covers storage and retrieval strategies

Ecosystem

Primary_tools

  • Mem0 - Memory layer for AI applications
  • LangChain Memory - Memory utilities in LangChain
  • Redis - In-memory data store for session memory

Patterns

Tiered Memory System

Different memory tiers for different purposes

When to use: Building any conversational AI

interface MemorySystem { // Buffer: Current conversation (in context) buffer: ConversationBuffer;

// Short-term: Recent interactions (session) shortTerm: ShortTermMemory;

// Long-term: Persistent across sessions longTerm: LongTermMemory;

// Entity: Facts about people, places, things entity: EntityMemory; }

class TieredMemory implements MemorySystem { async addMessage(message: Message): Promise<void> { // Always add to buffer this.buffer.add(message);

// Extract entities const entities = await extractEntities(message); for (const entity of entities) { await this.entity.upsert(entity); }

// Check for memorable content if (await isMemoryWorthy(message)) { await this.shortTerm.add({ content: message.content, timestamp: Date.now(), importance: await scoreImportance(message) }); } }

async consolidate(): Promise<void> { // Move important short-term to long-term const memories = await this.shortTerm.getOld(24 60 60 * 1000); for (const memory of memories) { if (memory.importance > 0.7 || memory.referenced > 2) { await this.longTerm.add(memory); } await this.shortTerm.remove(memory.id); } }

async buildContext(query: string): Promise<string> { const parts: string[] = [];

// Relevant long-term memories const longTermRelevant = await this.longTerm.search(query, 3); if (longTermRelevant.length) { parts.push('## Relevant Memories\n' + longTermRelevant.map(m => - ${m.content}).join('\n')); }

// Relevant entities const entities = await this.entity.getRelevant(query); if (entities.length) { parts.push('## Known Entities\n' + entities.map(e => - ${e.name}: ${e.facts.join(', ')}).join('\n')); }

// Recent conversation const recent = this.buffer.getRecent(10); parts.push('## Recent Conversation\n' + formatMessages(recent));

return parts.join('\n\n'); } }

Entity Memory

Store and update facts about entities

When to use: Need to remember details about people, places, things

interface Entity { id: string; name: string; type: 'person' | 'place' | 'thing' | 'concept'; facts: Fact[]; lastMentioned: number; mentionCount: number; }

interface Fact { content: string; confidence: number; source: string; // Which message this came from timestamp: number; }

class EntityMemory { async extractAndStore(message: Message): Promise<void> { // Use LLM to extract entities and facts const extraction = await llm.complete(` Extract entities and facts from this message. Return JSON: { "entities": [ { "name": "...", "type": "...", "facts": ["..."] } ]}

Message: "${message.content}" `);

const { entities } = JSON.parse(extraction); for (const entity of entities) { await this.upsert(entity, message.id); } }

async upsert(entity: ExtractedEntity, sourceId: string): Promise<void> { const existing = await this.store.get(entity.name.toLowerCase());

if (existing) { // Merge facts, avoiding duplicates for (const fact of entity.facts) { if (!this.hasSimilarFact(existing.facts, fact)) { existing.facts.push({ content: fact, confidence: 0.9, source: sourceId, timestamp: Date.now() }); } } existing.lastMentioned = Date.now(); existing.mentionCount++; await this.store.set(existing.id, existing); } else { // Create new entity await this.store.set(entity.name.toLowerCase(), { id: generateId(), name: entity.name, type: entity.type, facts: entity.facts.map(f => ({ content: f, confidence: 0.9, source: sourceId, timestamp: Date.now() })), lastMentioned: Date.now(), mentionCount: 1 }); } } }

Memory-Aware Prompting

Include relevant memories in prompts

When to use: Making LLM calls with memory context

async function promptWithMemory( query: string, memory: MemorySystem, systemPrompt: string ): Promise<string> { // Retrieve relevant memories const relevantMemories = await memory.longTerm.search(query, 5); const entities = await memory.entity.getRelevant(query); const recentContext = memory.buffer.getRecent(5);

// Build memory-augmented prompt const prompt = ` ${systemPrompt}

User Context

${entities.length ? Known about user:\n${entities.map(e => - ${e.name}: ${e.facts.map(f => f.content).join('; ')} ).join('\n')} : ''}

${relevantMemories.length ? Relevant past interactions:\n${relevantMemories.map(m => - [${formatDate(m.timestamp)}] ${m.content} ).join('\n')} : ''}

Recent Conversation

${formatMessages(recentContext)}

Current Query

${query} `.trim();

const response = await llm.complete(prompt);

// Extract any new memories from response await memory.addMessage({ role: 'assistant', content: response });

return response; }

Sharp Edges

Memory store grows unbounded, system slows

Severity: HIGH

Situation: System slows over time, costs increase

Symptoms:

  • Slow memory retrieval
  • High storage costs
  • Increasing latency over time

Why this breaks: Every message stored as memory. No cleanup or consolidation. Retrieval over millions of items.

Recommended fix:

// Implement memory lifecycle management

class ManagedMemory { // Limits private readonly SHORT_TERM_MAX = 100; private readonly LONG_TERM_MAX = 10000; private readonly CONSOLIDATION_INTERVAL = 24 60 60 * 1000;

async add(memory: Memory): Promise<void> { // Score importance before storing const score = await this.scoreImportance(memory); if (score < 0.3) return; // Don't store low-importance

memory.importance = score; await this.shortTerm.add(memory);

// Check limits await this.enforceShortTermLimit(); }

async enforceShortTermLimit(): Promise<void> { const count = await this.shortTerm.count(); if (count > this.SHORT_TERM_MAX) { // Consolidate: move important to long-term, delete rest const memories = await this.shortTerm.getAll(); memories.sort((a, b) => b.importance - a.importance);

const toKeep = memories.slice(0, this.SHORT_TERM_MAX 0.7); const toConsolidate = memories.slice(this.SHORT_TERM_MAX 0.7);

for (const m of toConsolidate) { if (m.importance > 0.7) { await this.longTerm.add(m); } await this.shortTerm.remove(m.id); } } }

async scoreImportance(memory: Memory): Promise<number> { const factors = { hasUserPreference: /prefer|like|don't like|hate|love/i.test(memory.content) ? 0.3 : 0, hasDecision: /decided|chose|will do|won't do/i.test(memory.content) ? 0.3 : 0, hasFactAboutUser: /my|I am|I have|I work/i.test(memory.content) ? 0.2 : 0, length: memory.content.length > 100 ? 0.1 : 0, userMessage: memory.role === 'user' ? 0.1 : 0, };

return Object.values(factors).reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0); } }

Retrieved memories not relevant to current query

Severity: HIGH

Situation: Memories included in context but don't help

Symptoms:

  • Memories in context seem random
  • User asks about things already in memory
  • Confusion from irrelevant context

Why this breaks: Simple keyword matching. No relevance scoring. Including all retrieved memories.

Recommended fix:

// Intelligent memory retrieval

async function retrieveRelevant( query: string, memories: MemoryStore, maxResults: number = 5 ): Promise<Memory[]> { // 1. Semantic search const candidates = await memories.semanticSearch(query, maxResults * 3);

// 2. Score relevance with context const scored = await Promise.all(candidates.map(async (m) => { const relevanceScore = await llm.complete( Rate 0-1 how relevant this memory is to the query. Query: "${query}" Memory: "${m.content}" Return just the number. ); return { ...m, relevance: parseFloat(relevanceScore) }; }));

// 3. Filter low relevance const relevant = scored.filter(m => m.relevance > 0.5);

// 4. Sort and limit return relevant .sort((a, b) => b.relevance - a.relevance) .slice(0, maxResults); }

Memories from one user accessible to another

Severity: CRITICAL

Situation: User sees information from another user's sessions

Symptoms:

  • User sees other user's information
  • Privacy complaints
  • Compliance violations

Why this breaks: No user isolation in memory store. Shared memory namespace. Cross-user retrieval.

Recommended fix:

// Strict user isolation in memory

class IsolatedMemory { private getKey(userId: string, memoryId: string): string { // Namespace all keys by user return user:${userId}:memory:${memoryId}; }

async add(userId: string, memory: Memory): Promise<void> { // Validate userId is authenticated if (!isValidUserId(userId)) { throw new Error('Invalid user ID'); }

const key = this.getKey(userId, memory.id); memory.userId = userId; // Tag with user await this.store.set(key, memory); }

async search(userId: string, query: string): Promise<Memory[]> { // CRITICAL: Filter by user in query return await this.store.search({ query, filter: { userId: userId }, // Mandatory filter limit: 10 }); }

async delete(userId: string, memoryId: string): Promise<void> { const memory = await this.get(userId, memoryId); // Verify ownership before delete if (memory.userId !== userId) { throw new Error('Access denied'); } await this.store.delete(this.getKey(userId, memoryId)); }

// User data export (GDPR compliance) async exportUserData(userId: string): Promise<Memory[]> { return await this.store.getAll({ userId }); }

// User data deletion (GDPR compliance) async deleteUserData(userId: string): Promise<void> { const memories = await this.exportUserData(userId); for (const m of memories) { await this.store.delete(this.getKey(userId, m.id)); } } }

Validation Checks

No User Isolation in Memory

Severity: CRITICAL

Message: Memory operations without user isolation. Privacy vulnerability.

Fix action: Add userId to all memory operations, filter by user on retrieval

No Importance Filtering

Severity: WARNING

Message: Storing memories without importance filtering. May cause memory explosion.

Fix action: Score importance before storing, filter low-importance content

Memory Storage Without Retrieval

Severity: WARNING

Message: Storing memories but no retrieval logic. Memories won't be used.

Fix action: Implement memory retrieval and include in prompts

No Memory Cleanup

Severity: INFO

Message: No memory cleanup mechanism. Storage will grow unbounded.

Fix action: Implement consolidation and cleanup based on age/importance

Collaboration

Delegation Triggers

  • context window|token -> context-window-management (Need context optimization)
  • rag|retrieval|vector -> rag-implementation (Need retrieval system)
  • cache|caching -> prompt-caching (Need caching strategies)

Complete Memory System

Skills: conversation-memory, context-window-management, rag-implementation

Workflow:

1. Design memory tiers
2. Implement storage and retrieval
3. Integrate with context management
4. Add consolidation and cleanup

Related Skills

Works well with: context-window-management, rag-implementation, prompt-caching, llm-npc-dialogue

When to Use

  • User mentions or implies: conversation memory
  • User mentions or implies: remember
  • User mentions or implies: memory persistence
  • User mentions or implies: long-term memory
  • User mentions or implies: chat history

Limitations

  • Use this skill only when the task clearly matches the scope described above.
  • Do not treat the output as a substitute for environment-specific validation, testing, or expert review.
  • Stop and ask for clarification if required inputs, permissions, safety boundaries, or success criteria are missing.

Related skills

How it compares

Use Conversation Memory for session recall architecture; pair with RAG skills when the primary need is document knowledge retrieval rather than conversational memory.

FAQ

What memory tiers does it define?

Buffer for current chat, short-term for session memories, long-term for persistent storage, and entity for people, places, and things.

How do I prevent cross-user memory leakage?

Namespace all keys by userId, tag memories with userId, and filter every search query by authenticated user.

Is conversation-memory safe to install?

Review the Security Audits panel on this page before installing in production.

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