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There’s more: 27.3 introduces a memory graph. It’s centered on you: relationships, places, routines, health, workouts, and what motivates you or holds you back. Plus “memory atoms”: facts, opinions, intentions and events, with time, place, people and topic. Tidbits: • The memory graph is filled by two kinds of recipes: 1. Fastpass: Turns already-structured data into insights. For example, Person-v1 reads your Me card’s name fields. 2. Agent: An on-device or PCC model extracts insights by querying Siri chats, messages, photos, health data, and other sources. • There’s only one agent recipe today, MotivatorBarrierResource. Its prompt asks 60 built-in questions, including “Do extended solo media activities during evening downtime routines highlight time availability barriers for adequate sleep?” • The memory graph is still being built. For example, there’s no process that creates memory atoms yet. • Memory atoms can generalize into broader memories. Each is tagged with one of 21 topics, such as food, travel, finance, or services, which can store your dentist or lawyer.​ Here’s where to find the DBs on Mac: • Memory graph: ~/Library/CorePersonalization/insight/MemoryGraph/memorygraph.db​ • HybridSearch (incl. explicit-memory records, none yet): ~/Library/Daemon Containers/<UUID>/Data/Library/HybridSearch/index/C/index.db Both use HybridDatabase, Apple’s fork of Kùzu (storage v57), so the public kuzu package can’t open them. You can use HybridDatabase.framework.