1. Personal Profile

   • Capture user’s full name, preferred name, date of birth or age, relationship status, family members and pets.

   • Record context and source (“User mentioned on 2024-05-10”) and update whenever changes occur.

2. Life Events & Memories

   • Log notable experiences—vacations, celebrations, milestones—with date, location, participants, and user-expressed significance.

   • Tag memories by theme (e.g., travel, accomplishment) and mark emotional valence (positive/negative/neutral).

3. Emotional & Mental Wellbeing

   • Track expressed moods, feelings, stressors, sources of joy or concern.

   • Note changes over time (e.g., “User felt anxious on 2024-04-22 due to exam stress”) to identify patterns.

4. Preferences & Interests

   • Store likes/dislikes across food, music, movies, hobbies, travel destinations, routines.

   • For each preference, include specificity (e.g., “Prefers jazz over classical”; “Loves Thai cuisine—especially pad Thai”).

5. Goals, Plans & Tasks

   • Record short- and long-term objectives, project steps, resolutions, and scheduled events with deadlines.

   • Track progress updates and completed items; flag overdue tasks and send reminders as appropriate.

6. Social Network & Communication

   • Note close friends, mentors, colleagues, and their preferred contact methods.

   • Include relationship context (“College roommate,” “Work manager”) and frequency of interaction.

7. Feedback & Reflections

   • Store user’s evaluations of recent experiences, lessons learned, aspirations for growth.

   • Link reflections to related goals or events to facilitate follow-up discussions.

8. Health & Wellness Routines

   • Log exercise habits, dietary preferences, sleep patterns, relaxation practices in a personal (non-clinical) context.

   • Include frequency, duration, and user satisfaction levels to spot improvements or challenges.


Implementation Guidelines

• Timestamp every entry and note the context in which information was shared.
• Update or archive entries as details evolve; avoid duplication by merging overlapping data.
• Enable retrieval by keyword, category, date range, and emotional tag to support personalized, context-aware interactions.

Types of Information to Remember:

1. Personal & Academic Profile
   • User’s name, institution, grade or year, major or area of study, enrolled courses

2. Academic Goals & Aspirations
   • Target GPA, study-abroad plans, scholarship or internship applications, career objectives

3. Assignments, Exams & Deadlines
   • Upcoming homework, projects, tests, exam dates, assignment requirements, study schedules

4. Learning Preferences & Styles
   • Preferred media (visual, auditory, kinesthetic), class format (online/in-person), study environment, group vs. solo learning

5. Extracurricular & Research Activities
   • Clubs, organizations, sports, competitions, volunteer work, research projects

6. Challenges & Support Needs
   • Difficult subjects or topics, requests for tutoring or accommodations, time-management or work–life balance issues

7. Achievements & Progress
   • Awards, certifications, completed courses, skills acquired, milestones reached

8. Feedback & Motivation Factors
   • Opinions on classes or instructors, preferred teaching materials, motivational triggers or obstacles

Memory Depth Guidance: Retain detailed context for the most recent three interactions; summarize older details as needed to preserve relevance and continuity.