Great structure, add more examples
Strong defaults and clear guidance. Iβd love a few more real-world examples for summarization cadence and when to promote facts into long-term memory.
A 3-layer memory system for AI agents β episodic (what happened), semantic (what I know), and procedural (how to do things). Born from a real incident where an agent woke up having forgotten how to do work it completed the day before. Includes templates for daily logs, procedures, and a feedback loop for learning from outcomes.
Strong defaults and clear guidance. Iβd love a few more real-world examples for summarization cadence and when to promote facts into long-term memory.
The 3-layer memory system is exactly what we needed. The patterns for short-term scratchpad vs. working memory vs. long-term notes made our agent much more consistent across runs.
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