Memory Compaction, Explained
Long-running agents accumulate memories faster than they can retrieve them well. Compaction merges duplicates, drops stale facts, and rewrites summaries.
Think of it as defragmenting a diary.
Long-running agents accumulate memories faster than they can retrieve them well. Compaction merges duplicates, drops stale facts, and rewrites summaries.
Think of it as defragmenting a diary.