@garrytan: Memorable found a way to optimize memory with embeddings instead of more tokens which is a powerful new way to do memory

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Memorable introduces a method to optimize memory in AI agents using embeddings instead of tokens, enabling procedural memory that persists across multiple runs.

Memorable found a way to optimize memory with embeddings instead of more tokens which is a powerful new way to do memory
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Memorable found a way to optimize memory with embeddings instead of more tokens which is a powerful new way to do memory

Advaiyt Sane (@advaiytsane): Introducing Memorable (YC S27): PROCEDURAL MEMORY FOR AI AGENTS

AI agents today are born, work, and die inside a single context window. They solve a hard problem once, then start from zero when it returns.

Memorable turns successful runs into a graph of reusable

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