Hi Charlie,
I have a question regarding CSAI, which comes from a chat with Anthropic’s Claude! The question is about how AI is implemented into CSAI in terms of memory scope (i.e. is there memory continuity across inputs/outputs, if yes, how?) and consequently the repercussions in the real world, especially for web designers and content creators using multiple websites. It would be a big help to understand how AI is integrated with CS.
Let me paste Claude’s answer, which hopefully makes sense:
Great question about memory scope! This would depend entirely on how Themeco has implemented the conversation management in CSAI. There are a few possibilities:
Option 1: Global memory across all sites - One continuous conversation regardless of which website you’re working on. This could be useful for maintaining your personal voice/style preferences but might create confusion when context switches between different client projects.
Option 2: Site-specific memory - Each website maintains its own conversation history. This would probably be more practical for your workflow, keeping each client’s brand voice and content separate.
Option 3: Project/session-based memory - Memory persists within a working session but resets when you start fresh.
My guess is they’d implement site-specific memory (#2) since that makes the most sense for professional use - you wouldn’t want your financial services client’s AI context bleeding into your electrician client’s content generation!
Have you noticed any patterns in how the current beta handles context between different elements or sessions?
Many thanks,
Christopher