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remember

remember(mode='conversation', *, steps=False)

What an AI function called inside a module's conversation remembers.

In a module's conversation, the module's turns remember each other, but the AI functions it calls (its helpers) start fresh at every call unless the conversation says otherwise, in remembers={helper: ...}. A plain "conversation" or "turn" there is the same as remember("conversation") or remember("turn"); remember is for steps.

Parameters

Name Type Description Default
mode \'conversation\' or \'turn\' "conversation": the helper is shown its own earlier calls on this branch, in earlier turns and in this one. "turn": only its earlier calls in the current turn. 'conversation'
steps bool Also show the tool calls and results of those earlier calls (by default only their inputs and answers). False

Returns

Name Type Description
Memory For module.conversation(remembers={helper: ...}).

See Also

  • earlier: the conversation so far, as data a helper takes as an input.

Examples

import functai
from functai import *

# not run: part of a program (the Memory guide runs a whole one)
@module
def support(message: str) -> str:
    return answer(message, topic(message))

# answer sees its own earlier answers; topic remembers nothing
chat = support.conversation("ana", remembers={answer: functai.remember("conversation", steps=True)})