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In latency-sensitive WebRTC digital human scenarios, a common practice is to keep short-term dialogue state in memory and only persist snapshots at key decision nodes, in order to balance persistence overhead against real-time requirements.
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10/31/2026
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LangGraph Multi-Agent in Practice: Key Takeaways from a Bilibili Tutorial
bilibiliAI产品实战10/31/2026
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