Eyan-180 Extra Quality -

Feature Draft — EYAN-180

Why “180”?

Indicates a 180‑degree shift from static context handling to adaptive, circular memory flow – the system now looks backward to move forward smarter.

If EYAN-180 is related to a specific product, event, or topic, here are a few general types of content drafts I could offer:

  1. If it's a product:

  2. If it's an event:

    • Event Announcement: Craft compelling announcements to promote the event, including essential details like date, time, location, and how to register.
    • Event Coverage: Write engaging summaries or reports if the event has already occurred, including key takeaways, speaker insights, and attendee reactions.

  3. If it's a technical specification or code:

    • Technical Documentation: Detailed guides, user manuals, or technical specifications that are easy to understand.
    • Code Explanation: Comments on code snippets or detailed explanations for developers and programmers.

  4. General Information or Educational Content:

    • Blog Posts: Informative articles providing insights, tutorials, or educational content related to EYAN-180.
    • FAQs: A list of frequently asked questions and answers that provide quick insights.

Please provide more context or specify the nature of EYAN-180 and the type of content you're interested in (e.g., technical, marketing, educational), and I'll do my best to draft it for you! EYAN-180

Key Capabilities

  1. Context Window Expansion with Compression

    • Extends effective context from 128K to 1M tokens by intelligently compressing older conversation turns into semantic summaries, stored as lightweight vectors.
    • Summaries are regenerated when relevant details re-emerge.

  2. Multi-Source Alignment

    • Fuses information from:
      • Previous user interactions (long-term memory)
      • Current session (short-term)
      • Uploaded files or linked databases (external)
    • Conflict resolution: ranks sources by recency, user-defined priority, and logical consistency.

  3. Adaptive Recall Triggers

    • Detects when missing context would improve response quality (e.g., user asks “as I mentioned before…”).
    • Automatically queries stored memory or asks a clarifying question if ambiguity persists.

  4. Memory Dashboard (User-Controlled)

    • Users can view, edit, or delete what the system remembers.
    • Option to “pin” critical facts (e.g., “I’m vegan”) to prevent summarization pruning.

Requirements

Functional

  1. Sync schedule
    • Default: sync every 6 hours.
    • User overrides: 15m, 30m, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 24h, or manual only.
  2. Network constraints
    • Options: Any, Wi‑Fi only, Unmetered only.
    • Honor OS-level metered-network APIs when available.
  3. Battery constraints
    • Do not run when battery < 20% unless plugged in or user override enabled.
  4. Retry & backoff
    • Exponential backoff starting at 1 minute, doubling up to 6 hours.
    • After 5 failed attempts, mark sync as “deferred” and notify server on next successful heartbeat.
  5. Immediate trigger
    • Allow manual/remote immediate sync trigger via UI or server push (with rate limit: max 4 immediate triggers per hour).
  6. Data caps & batching
    • Batch outgoing items up to 5 MB or 1,000 items per sync, whichever occurs first.
    • If batched size exceeds 5 MB, split across sequential syncs.
  7. Privacy & security
    • All payloads encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+).
    • Do not send identifiable device metadata beyond device ID and anonymous telemetry.
  8. Observability
    • Local logs with categorizations: scheduled, manual, remote, retry.
    • Expose metrics: last_success_ts, last_failure_ts, consecutive_failures, total_bytes_sent, total_syncs.
  9. Configuration API
    • Local API for reading/updating settings with read-only permission for non-admin.
    • Remote management API endpoints for enterprise deployments.

Non-functional