Long-Term Memory for AI Agents Needs a Write Path, Not Just RAG
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TL;DR — Most agent 'memory' systems are just vector databases that never delete anything, which means they decay into contradiction and noise over time. Real long-term memory requires a write path: deduplication, conflict resolution, decay, and consolidation — the same discipline a database applies…
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- 2026-10-05 13:16 · DEV Community — AI
Long-Term Memory for AI Agents Needs a Write Path, Not Just RAG