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Agent memory is the persistent state an AI agent carries across turns, sessions, or tasks — everything beyond what fits in the current context window. Designs span scratchpads, vector stores, structured knowledge bases, and explicit episodic memories, all wrestling with the same tension: keep enough to be useful, prune enough to stay coherent.
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