⚡ Bolt: cache semantic knowledge retrieval#64
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- Implement 5-minute TTL caching for `fetchRelevantKnowledge` results - Reduce redundant LLM calls and DB queries for identical search contexts Co-authored-by: SuvenSeo <263689617+SuvenSeo@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Implemented 5-minute TTL in-memory caching for
fetchRelevantKnowledgeincontext.js.🎯 Why: Semantic reranking is an expensive operation involving an LLM call. Repeated queries for the same message/keywords currently trigger redundant LLM calls and DB queries.
📊 Impact: Reduces context generation latency for repeated queries by skipping the LLM reranking step (~500ms-1s saved per cached hit).
🔬 Measurement: Verify that identical queries trigger only one LLM extraction/reranking call within a 5-minute window.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 17795034465722156873 started by @SuvenSeo