"Enterprise‑grade, LLM‑agnostic session memory. One of a building block to solve LLM legislative issues!"
Code = pip install dwa10
What problems does DWA‑10 solve; It solves the structural memory failures of all LLMs.
- LLMs cannot retain critical facts across long conversations
- LLMs treat all information equally (no prioritization)
- Context windows overflow silently
- LLMs cannot extract and store structured memory on their own
- No cross‑session continuity
- No auditability or governance
- Multi‑agent systems cannot share memory
- Vendor lock‑in
DWA‑10 solves the three fundamental failures of LLMs:
1, They forget.
2, They cannot prioritize.
3, They cannot maintain continuity across sessions or agents.
It provides a deterministic, audit‑grade memory kernel that fixes all three.
Example:
Modern LLMs regardless of vendor exhibit rapid context degradation. After 20–40 messages, essential user details, constraints, and decisions begin to fall out of the active window. This creates operational risk, inconsistent outputs, and degraded user experience. Pain can be felt by Developer who works with AI.
It provides a deterministic, priority‑driven memory layer that operates independently of the underlying model. It ensures that high‑value information remains available throughout the session, without requiring model‑specific tuning or proprietary features.
DWA10 is LLM‑agnostic and integrates cleanly with Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, Groq, and local models via adaptors. Claude is used in examples for clarity only.
Core Capabilities
It introduces a structured, audit‑friendly memory engine built on three pillars:
- Priority‑Based Anchoring
Each extracted or manually added memory item is assigned a class:
Class Description = Decay
P0Critical, non‑negotiable facts, No decay
P1High‑value operational context Slow decay
P2Useful but expendable details Fast decay
- This ensures that essential information remains stable while lower‑value details are gracefully compressed.
- Utility‑Density Context Packing
Before each model call, the engine evaluates all anchors using a utility‑density score and injects only the highest‑value items into the prompt. This maintains continuity without exceeding model context limits.
- Rolling Summaries
At predefined thresholds (message 15 or 70% window usage), the engine compresses low‑priority anchors into concise summaries, preserving meaning while reducing footprint.
DWA10-memory is designed for universal compatibility:
- Anthropic (Claude)
- OpenAI models
- Google Gemini
- Mistral
- Groq
Local inference (via adapters): The memory engine operates independently of model architecture, tokenizer, or provider‑specific features.
License
Apache 2.0 © 2026 Usman Zafar Ph.D — www.zulfr.com
Designed for all LLMs. Claude is used in examples for demonstration only.