Deep Recall is an open source enterprise-class memory framework designed for Large Language Models (LLMs), with the core goal of solving the context-deficit problem of large models in personalized interactions. Its technical architecture realizes two core functions through a three-tier service system (memory service, reasoning service, and coordinator):
- context-sensitive enhancement: Utilizing vector database to efficiently retrieve historical user interaction data, breaking through the short-term memory limitations of traditional LLMs.
- Response Personalization: Generate customized responses based on user preferences and behavioral patterns instead of standard responses
Typical application scenarios include customer service systems that require continuous memory (e.g., e-commerce after-sales tracking), adaptive education platforms (learning progress memory), and so on. Compared with ordinary LLM, its unique value lies in the ability to upgrade "one-time conversation" to "continuous relationship maintenance".
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