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Agent memory
How to persist useful information across sessions, retrieve it selectively, and keep stale, unverified, or unsafe entries from steering behavior — memory as engineered storage and reinjection, with a write policy, a store, and a retrieval policy, where staleness, consent, and injection are first-class design problems, not afterthoughts.
Questions in this set
- What does memory mean in an AI system?
- What kinds of memory are useful?
- What should be remembered?
- What should never be remembered automatically?
- How is a memory written?
- How is a memory retrieved?
- How do memories become stale or contradictory?
- How should users control memory?
- How do you prevent memory injection attacks?
- Can we build a minimal memory store?
- How do you evaluate memory?
- When should you not add memory?
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