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# [Memory for AI coaches, tutors and companions: what to store per user, and what not to](https://memorysync.hashnode.dev/ai-coach-tutor-companion-memory-per-user?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

How to give an AI coach, tutor or companion app memory per user: what to store, what to skip, how to scope it by user, and how to let users reset it.

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