How much of today's agent memory stack is a workaround for the model architecture?
Much of today's agent stack is designed around the fact that model calls don't automatically carry forward everything learned during previous interactions. We retrieve conversation history, maintain external memory stores, summarize old context, compress prompts, orchestrate tools and decide what t…
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- 2026-10-14 14:34 · r/artificial
How much of today's agent memory stack is a workaround for the model architecture?