The first set of examples all highlight different types of memory.
`Buffer <./types/buffer.html>`_: How to use a type of memory that just keeps previous messages in a buffer.
`Buffer Window <./types/buffer_window.html>`_: How to use a type of memory that keeps previous messages in a buffer but only uses the previous `k` of them.
`Summary <./types/summary.html>`_: How to use a type of memory that summarizes previous messages.
`Summary Buffer <./types/summary_buffer.html>`_: How to use a type of memory that keeps a buffer of messages up to a point, and then summarizes them.
`Entity Memory <./types/entity_summary_memory.html>`_: How to use a type of memory that organizes information by entity.
`Knowledge Graph Memory <./types/kg.html>`_: How to use a type of memory that extracts and organizes information in a knowledge graph
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The examples here all highlight how to use memory in different ways.
`Adding Memory <./examples/adding_memory.html>`_: How to add a memory component to any single input chain.