How does LangChain handle memory in conversational AI applications, and what are the best practices for maintaining context across long conversations? #29600
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LangChain provides different memory modules to help maintain context in conversations. The To ensure smooth performance, it's best to limit stored messages, use summarization for long interactions, and integrate external storage when needed. |
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LangChain provides different memory modules to help maintain context in conversations. The
ConversationBufferMemory
stores past interactions as a running log, whileConversationSummaryMemory
summarizes conversations to save space. For longer conversations,ConversationKGMemory
creates a knowledge graph, andVectorStoreRetrieverMemory
stores embeddings for efficient retrieval.To ensure smooth performance, it's best to limit stored messages, use summarization for long interactions, and integrate external storage when needed.