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Prompt Caching Is Not Agent Memory: What Your Scheduled Agents Actually Need

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Prompt Caching Is Not Agent Memory: What Your Scheduled Agents Actually Need The headlines are tempting. "Cut your AI agent bill 90% with prompt caching." Anthropic ships it automatically on Claude. OpenAI now prices cached reads at a tenth of normal input tokens. If you run AI agents on a schedule…

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  1. 2026-09-27 23:00 · DEV Community — AI
    Prompt Caching Is Not Agent Memory: What Your Scheduled Agents Actually Need

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