Why vector similarity alone is not enough for coding-agent memory
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A coding agent fixes a tricky deployment failure. Two weeks later, another session sees the same failure described in different words. The expensive part is not finding a nearby document chunk. It is deciding whether a past conclusion is safe enough to reuse. That distinction is why I think agent m…
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Why vector similarity alone is not enough for coding-agent memory