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# Testing Conversation History
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Let's update our agent and test the conversation history capabilities:
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1. Update your agent code with the configuration above
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2. Restart your development server with `npm run dev`
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3. Open the playground at http://localhost:4111/
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4. Select your "MemoryAgent"
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5. Try having a longer conversation with multiple turns:
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- "Let me tell you about my vacation plans"
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- "I'm planning to visit Japan next month"
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- "I'll be staying in Tokyo for a week"
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- "Then I'll visit Kyoto for three days"
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- "What were my vacation plans again?"
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Your agent should be able to recall the details of your vacation plans because it maintains the conversation history.
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This test demonstrates how conversation history allows your agent to maintain context throughout a multi-turn conversation. The agent can recall information from previous messages without requiring the user to repeat themselves.
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Try extending the conversation even further to see how well your agent maintains context over a longer interaction. You can also experiment with different values for the `lastMessages` option to see how it affects your agent's ability to recall information from earlier in the conversation.
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