LongTermMemory in memoryos

[kasskoussbrian]

Isn't it weird that there are 2 long term memory 1 for Assistant and one for user?
If i'm not mistaken the LongTermMemory already has attributes for user and assistant.
WHy are you using 2 separate instances?

[kkkjz]

Yes, the long-term memory maintains attributes for two personas: one for the user and one for the assistant. This is to help the assistant maintain stronger consistency and have its own character settings, ensuring it doesn't provide responses that go beyond its role.

[kasskoussbrian]

Yes, the long-term memory maintains attributes for two personas: one for the user and one for the assistant. This is to help the assistant maintain stronger consistency and have its own character settings, ensuring it doesn't provide responses that go beyond its role.

What I mean is that in the longterm class theres already a field for the user and a field for the assistant, but you still created 2 instances of the class