I’d like to suggest a feature that allows users to save and load AI memory files locally on their devices. This would provide long-term storage for ongoing projects like novels, world-building, or sequels without relying solely on server-based memory.
The Problem:
• Current memory constraints make it challenging to manage large or long-term creative projects, especially for writers working on immersive worlds or series.
• When projects grow in complexity, memory runs out, forcing users to delete key details or lose continuity.
• For sequels or multi-book stories, it’s nearly impossible to preserve old lore and progress without sacrificing new ideas.
The Solution:
• A device-stored memory feature would allow users to save their project’s AI memory as a small file on their device (e.g., “MyNovel_Memory.ai”).
• Users could load this file when they return to the project, bringing the AI up to speed without relying on limited server memory.
• This would shift storage to the user’s device while freeing up OpenAI’s server resources.
Benefits:
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Unlimited Scaling: Large projects can grow without hitting memory limits.
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User Control: Writers can manage what’s saved, updated, or deleted in their memory files.
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Privacy: Local storage feels more personal and secure.
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Reduced Server Load: Long-term storage wouldn’t impact server performance.
Optional Features:
• Cloud Backup: Users could upload memory files for safekeeping or cross-device access.
• Memory Management Interface: A tool to organize, update, or streamline memory files.
• As someone who’s building detailed stories, I’ve found memory limits challenging. This feature would let me preserve my progress and keep creating without interruptions.