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Planning refers to an Agent breaking down a big goal into an executable sequence of subtasks, with common approaches including task decomposition, prioritization, and dynamic replanning; the memory mechanism allows an Agent to maintain contextual coherence across multiple turns of interaction, with short-term memory usually being the conversation history and long-term memory relying on external storage such as vector databases.
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