Short-Term Memory¶
Short-term memory is the agent's active workspace. MemoRizz separates it into a semantic cache and a working-memory controller located under src/memorizz/short_term_memory/.
Semantic Cache (MemoryType.SEMANTIC_CACHE)¶
- Stores short-lived key/value pairs with embeddings for fast similarity matches.
- Ideal for caching expensive LLM responses, transient API payloads, or session-only facts.
- Automatically expires or can be explicitly cleared when you rotate sessions.
agent.memory.semantic_cache.save(
key="oracle_setup_docs",
value={"answer": "Install the provider, then run memorizz oracle setup"},
)
Working Memory (MemoryType.SHORT_TERM_MEMORY)¶
- Tracks the active conversation window across all memory sources.
- Manages token budgets by summarizing or truncating inputs before they reach the LLM.
- Responsible for stitching retrieved semantic, episodic, and procedural memories into a cohesive prompt.
window = agent.memory.short_term.window_for(agent_id=agent.id)
window.push_user_message("Give me the highlights from yesterday's sync.")
Short-term memory keeps the agent grounded in the current turn while semantic + episodic stores provide long-term continuity.