Most LLM conversations are noise: a cheap way to decide what to remember

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by zachseven

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zachseven

2 days ago

Hi, I’m the author.

This started from a practical frustration with LLM memory systems: deciding what deserves persistence felt like the real bottleneck.

We tested a minimal “flush vs persist” gate using sentence embeddings + a lightweight classifier. It generalizes surprisingly well, and the rest of the memory architecture hangs off that decision.

Happy to hear critiques or counterexamples.