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The Cheshire Cat

Stopping the Cat

The Cheshire Cat

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Quickstart
Quickstart
- Introduction
- Installation and First Configuration
- Playing with the Cat
- Uploading a Document
- Installing a Plugin
- Creating a Plugin
- Writing the first Tool
- Writing the first Hook
- Stopping the Cat Stopping the Cat
  Table of contents
  - Stopping the Cat
Plugins
Plugins
- Plugin
- Tools
- Hooks
- Forms
- Logging
- Settings
- Dependencies
- Python Reference
  Python Reference
  - factory
    factory
    
    ollama_utils
  - log
  - looking_glass
    looking_glass
    
    cheshire_cat
    
    stray_cat
  - mad_hatter
    mad_hatter
    
    core_plugin
    core_plugin
    
    hooks
    hooks
    
    agent
    
    flow
    
    prompt
    
    rabbithole
    
    mad_hatter
    
    plugin
  - memory
    memory
    
    vector_memory
    
    vector_memory_collection
    
    working_memory
  - rabbit_hole
  - routes
    routes
    
    settings
  - utils
- Registry
  Registry
  - Using the Plugin Template
  - Publishing a Plugin
- Debugging
  Debugging
  - Visual Studio Code
Framework
Framework
- LLM Concepts
  LLM Concepts
- Cat Components
  Cat Components
  - The Core
  - The Agent
    The Agent
    
    Introduction
    
    Tool Chain
    
    Memory Chain
  - The Prompts
    The Prompts
    
    Main Prompt
    
    Instruction Prompt
  - The Vector Memory
    The Vector Memory
    
    Vector Memory Collections
  - The Long Term Memory
    The Long Term Memory
    
    Introduction
    
    Episodic Memory
    
    Declarative Memory
    
    Procedural Memory
  - The Working Memory
  - The Rabbit Hole
  - The Mad Hatter
- Technical Diagrams
  Technical Diagrams
Production
Production
- Client Libraries
  Client Libraries
  - Python
  - TypeScript
  - PHP
  - Ruby
  - C#
- Administrations
  Administrations
- Use Cases
  Use Cases
- Guides
  Guides
  - How to backup the Long Term Memory
FAQ

🚀 Stopping the Cat

Stopping the Cat

When you're done using the Cat, stop the terminal by clicking on it and press CTRL + c. Then, run the command:

docker compose down

We want to remind you that Long-Term Memory is a locally persisted memory. When you restart the Cat, all conversation history and uploaded documents will still be there.