mind.remember

To store information in the mind, use the remember method. This allows the Mind to persist knowledge and generate a system message that can be passed to the LLM.

const response = await mind.remember([
  {
    "author": "user",
    "message": "I want to learn Python and JavaScript"
  },
  {
    "author": "assistant",
    "message": "I understand you want to learn more programming languages"
  }
]);

Arguments

Parameter	Type	Description
messages	Array<{author: string, message: string}>	Array of message objects containing the conversation history to remember. Each message must have an author and message field.

Response

Property	Type	Description
metadata	object	Configuration and identifying information about a mind (see metadata structure below).
systemMessage	string	A generated message that provides context and relevant knowledge for the mind's responses.

Metadata Structure

Property	Type	Description
relatedKnowledge	string	Contains any related knowledge found in the mind's memory.
rawMessage	string	The original message in JSON format containing author and message.
messageWithContext	string[]	Array of messages with additional context added.
updateValues	string[]	Paths in the mind's memory structure where this information was stored (e.g., "/unstructured", "structured/Coding Languages/unstructured").
changes	object	Object containing any changes made to the mind's memory structure.

// Example metadata response
{
  "metadata": {
    "relatedKnowledge": "",
    "rawMessage": "{\"author\":\"assistant\",\"message\":\"A function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task. A class is a blueprint for creating objects.\"}",
    "messageWithContext": [
      "A function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task, while a class is a blueprint for creating objects."
    ],
    "updateValues": [
      "/unstructured",
      "structured/Coding Languages/unstructured"
    ],
    "changes": {}
  }
}