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Build durable agent memory by moving state out of prompts
A new design pattern separates working memory from persistent storage for AI agents, using typed, versioned records scoped by tenant, user, or task. The approach avoids cramming histories into prompts by storing authoritative state externally and retrieving only relevant records per turn. A TypeScript implementation shows how to structure memory records with types like episodic, semantic, procedural, and state.
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This is a practical architectural fix for a common agent failure mode, but its real-world impact depends on whether developers adopt it over simpler but fragile prompt-based approaches.
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