It remembers.
And it learns.
Pumaï isn't limited to the recent transcript. It "knows" its topics and the people it talks to over time — and stabilizes what it learns every night.
Three memories that coexist
Who it is
Its identity, its voice, its durable facts. Injected first — the persona always leads.
What was said
From the most recent to the oldest, in three stages (below).
What it knows about you
Built automatically as you talk: role, interests, recurring topics.
Three stages, from hot to cold
Conversational memory settles progressively. Nothing is lost — but nothing needlessly clutters the context.
Sliding window
Recent messages stay verbatim. When the window overflows, its oldest part is summarized and kept.
Summarized segments
After a pause, a block of conversation is summarized and archived. The most recent ones are re-injected automatically.
Searchable memory
Older material becomes a memory the agent retrieves on demand — never force-fed into the prompt.
search_memory
Every night, it consolidates
Pumaï reviews its recent activity, detects recurring patterns, promotes the durable into long-term memory, and forgets the noise. It even prepares the next session — what to pick up, what to ask, what to avoid.
The persona always leads. Past memories are silent background: the current request stays priority, and the assistant never rehashes its old obsessions.