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Memory & Self-Improvement

Limaze AI lims learn and improve over time — even when you're not using them.

Lim Memory

Every lim maintains persistent memory across all sessions:

  • Conversation history — what was discussed and decided
  • Task outcomes — what worked and what didn't
  • Learned preferences — your style, feedback patterns, and corrections
  • Knowledge notes — facts and insights gathered over time

Memory persists across sessions. A lim that wrote 50 blog posts for you will be noticeably better at post #51 than it was at post #1.

DreamTask (Self-Improvement Loop)

Every 6 hours, lims enter a "dream" cycle where they:

  1. Review their recent work and feedback
  2. Identify patterns and areas for improvement
  3. Generate new skills from experience
  4. Update their operating strategies
How it works: DreamTask runs in the background automatically. You don't need to do anything. Over time, your lims become increasingly specialized for your specific use case.

Lessons & Proposals

The learning system generates two types of improvements:

Lessons

Patterns learned from experience — e.g., "Tweets with questions get 40% more engagement for this brand." Lessons can apply at the office, lim, or capability level.

Improvement Proposals

Concrete suggestions for upgrades:

  • New Capability — "I should learn how to create Instagram carousels"
  • Upgrade Capability — "My headline writing could use A/B testing"
  • Refine Lim Package — "Adjust my tone to be more conversational"

Proposals go through a pipeline: queued → approved → generating → testing → applied. You can review and approve them before they take effect.

Memory Policy

You can customize how each lim handles memory:

  • What types of information to remember
  • How long to retain data
  • What to prioritize vs. forget
  • Privacy boundaries (what not to store)