Glossary · a term in the AI continuity field
Long-term memory
thecontinuitylayer.com/glossary/long-term-memoryThe definition
A persistent store of facts that survives across sessions, as opposed to a short, per-session scratchpad. It is a storage span, not a governance layer: it keeps facts around without deciding which are still true or why they changed.
The same words the glossary hub and the public data mirror carry; this page is the stable address for the term.
Where it shows up on this site
- What is a continuity layer · ReferenceThe definition, in full
- The primer: memory is not continuity · ReferenceSix distinctions, seven contrasts, the five obligations in brief
Keep reading
The working definition of a continuity layer, in full, is at /what-is-a-continuity-layer. Every term, on one page, at /glossary.