Agent Memory
The mechanism within an agent for storing and retrieving historical experience, strategies and knowledge, enabling it to continuously accumulate and reuse information across tasks.
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Agent memory refers to state that an agent persists and can retrieve across sessions, typically divided into short-term (the conversation within the current context window) and long-term (written to external storage and reused across sessions).
The current mainstream approach to agent memory is to embed everything and retrieve by similarity, which answers 'what looks like this query', not 'what the agent needs next'.
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Agent memory refers to state that an agent persists and can retrieve across sessions, typically divided into short-term (the conversation within the current context window) and long-term (written to external storage and reused across sessions).
50%UnverifiedThe current mainstream approach to agent memory is to embed everything and retrieve by similarity, which answers 'what looks like this query', not 'what the agent needs next'.
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