The short definition
Project memory is structured context that helps an AI system work with the current project's history instead of treating every prompt as a new conversation.
Project memory is the context layer that lets an AI production partner understand what has happened in a video project: the brief, assets, decisions, comments, references, transcripts, versions, and status.
Project memory is structured context that helps an AI system work with the current project's history instead of treating every prompt as a new conversation.
It can include creative direction, approved references, stakeholder comments, scripts, transcripts, generated outputs, asset metadata, intended uses, and decisions.
With project memory, instructions can reference actual project concepts such as the approved intro, the latest client version, the sustainability interview, or the brand-safe cut.
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Chat history is only conversation. Project memory can include broader structured context from assets, edits, reviews, transcripts, and decisions.
It helps collaborators share context and reduces repeated explanations when production spans days, weeks, or many stakeholders.
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