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What "Research Memory" Means in Dive Deeper
Dive Deeper remembers everything it researched for your session — sources, structured facts, and prior answers — so your conversation builds on itself.
By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on
More than just chat history
Research memory is not just a transcript of your previous questions and answers — it includes every source gathered, the structured facts extracted from them, and the map of how entities and events connect, all carried forward.
Why this matters for your third or fourth question
Without research memory, every follow-up would have to rebuild context from scratch, either repeating earlier research or losing track of it. With it, your fifth question in a session can draw on everything learned answering the first four.
It grows as you ask more
When a follow-up genuinely needs new information, whatever gets found is folded into the same evolving memory — so later questions in the same session benefit from earlier expansions, not just the original report.
Scoped to your session
Research memory belongs to your specific Dive Deeper session on that specific article — it is not shared with other users, and it does not carry over to a dive you start on a different article.
Key takeaways
- ✓Research memory includes sources, extracted facts, and entity relationships — not just a chat transcript.
- ✓It grows across your session, so later questions benefit from research done answering earlier ones.
- ✓It is private to your specific session on that specific article.
Frequently asked questions
Does research memory reset if I close and reopen the report?
Your session and its accumulated research are tied to that Dive Deeper session, so returning to it continues from where you left off rather than starting over.
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