@tom_doerr: Curated papers on short, long-term, and experiential agent memory https://github.com/TsinghuaC3I/Awesome-Memory-for-Age…
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A curated repository of papers on agent memory, organized by short-term, long-term, and experiential memory, with a taxonomy and application scenarios for LLM agents.
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Curated papers on short, long-term, and experiential agent memory https://github.com/TsinghuaC3I/Awesome-Memory-for-Agents…
TsinghuaC3I/Awesome-Memory-for-Agents
Source: https://github.com/TsinghuaC3I/Awesome-Memory-for-Agents
Awesome-Memory-for-Agents
The paper list is maintained by Hongyi Liu, Yu Fu, Kaiyan Zhang, contributed by Yuxin Zuo, Che Jiang, Guoli Jia, Yuru Wang, Kaikai Zhao, Yuchen Fan, Zhenzhao Yuan, Kai Tian, Weizhi Wang.
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Overview
This repository provides a curated list of papers on agent memory, structured by a core taxonomy. We first divide agent memory based on its persistence:
- Short-Term Memory: Transient information managed within the context window for a single task;
- Long-Term Memory: Persistent information stored externally across tasks.
Within Long-Term Memory, we further distinguish based on its reliance on task outcomes (success/failure) for curation:
- Experience involves knowledge explicitly validated by task outcomes;
- Memory denotes information without reference to task outcomes.
This taxonomy maps directly to the three primary application scenarios that organize the papers in this repository:
| Application | Memory Content | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Personalization | User profiles, interaction history, facts, etc. | Continuous personalized interaction, mainly targeting the conversation scenario and using an external memory pool with retrieval-based memory interaction |
| Learning from Experience | Trajectories, success/failure lessons, reusable skills, etc. | Cross-task experience accumulation & transfer |
| Long-horizon Agentic Task | Intermediate results, reasoning traces, environmental observations, etc. | Context management within a single long-horizon task via summarization, reflection, or scratchpad, etc. |
Paper List
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Personalization
Learning from Experience
Long-horizon Agentic Task
Survey
Benchmark
Product & Project
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