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At the heart of this system lies the Nexus, which serves as the neural core—or “brain”—for artificial cognition. The Nexus acts as a hub for storing, retrieving, and managing memories through various microservices that implement search and storage functionalities using vector embeddings.
The Nexus's architecture has been expanded to include an embedding microservice. This addition ensures that text data can be converted into high-dimensional vectors efficiently, enabling rapid similarity searches and associative memory functions vital for simulating human-like cognition.
Recent Enhancements to the Nexus
I’ve introduced several updates to optimize its capabilities:
- Search functions that retrieve relevant memories based on vector similarity.