Memory Mechanism
1. Why memory is needed
Industrial conversations are rarely one-shot.
Users often continue asking inside the same context:
- the same line
- the same anomaly
- the same time period
- the same review thread
Without memory, the system forces users to restate context repeatedly.
2. Typical memory layers
| Memory type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Conversation memory | keep the immediate thread coherent across turns |
| Task memory | keep focus on the current investigation topic |
| Preference memory | remember presentation or role preference where appropriate |
| Operational memory | connect repeated cases or follow-up sessions when allowed |
3. What memory improves
- fewer repeated clarifications
- better follow-up continuity
- smoother diagnosis flow
- stronger connection between current question and previous context
4. Boundary
Memory should improve continuity, not weaken governance.
It still has to respect authorization, data boundary, and review requirements.