Twilio Changelog | May. 06, 2026
Twilio Conversation Memory is Now Generally Available
Twilio Conversation Memory helps AI and human agents remember key facts, past conversations, and customer preferences so they can deliver more personalized responses. By feeding the AI agent only relevant context, Conversation Memory helps maintain agent performance while lowering token usage and response latency. As a result, every conversation can build on the last instead of starting from scratch.
Released as part of the Twilio Conversations layer, Conversation Memory integrates natively with:
- Conversation Orchestrator for cross-channel conversation capture
- Twilio Conversation Intelligence for real-time conversation analysis to drive action in the moment
- Twilio Agent Connect for acting on signals with AI agents and triggering human handoff
- Twilio Enterprise Knowledge for grounding agent responses in accurate business context
Key capabilities included in this release:
Cross-Channel Customer Profiles: Create canonical customer records that store memories and track conversations across channels and contact points.
Passive Memory Hydration: Automatically extract observations and summaries from conversations when they become inactive or closed.
Memory Recall: Retrieve only the most relevant memories, based on the current conversation, using hybrid semantic and lexical search.
With Conversation Memory, every customer conversation becomes part of a durable, searchable customer profile, helping agents personalize faster, reduce repetition, and deliver responses grounded in the right context.
Read the announcement blog post for the full story, or get started with the Conversation Memory documentation