Jev-Mem: System-One-Controlled Agentic Memory for Efficient AI Agents
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Jev-Mem introduces an agentic memory architecture inspired by System-One/System-Two cognition, enhancing efficiency and effectiveness for long-horizon AI agents with improved scores and faster operations.
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Abstract
Agenticmemoryisbecomingessentialforlong-horizonAIagents,yetmanyexistingsystemsrelyonautoregressiveLLMstocontrolhowmemoriesareorganized,retrieved,andused,placingexpensivegenerationonthecriticalpathofmemoryoperations.Weintroduce\method,anewagenticmemoryarchitectureinspiredbySystem-One/System-Twocognition.SystemOnecapturesfast,lightweightdecision-making,whereasSystemTwoperformsslower,deliberativereasoning.Jev-MembringsthisdivisionoflabortoagenticmemorythroughadedicatedSystem-Onecontrolplane,astructuredmulti-relationalmemoryplane,andaSystem-Tworeasoningplane.TheSystem-Onecontrollergovernsmemorytypingandrelationalorganizationduringconstruction,anddynamicallyperformsqueryrouting,retrieval-budgetallocation,graphtraversal,candidatescoring,andadaptivestoppingduringretrieval.SystemTwoisinvokedonlyforcomplexreasoningandanswersynthesis.Thisdesignimprovesbothmemoryeffectivenessandsystemefficiency:onLoCoMoJev-MemachievesanoverallLLM-as-a-Judgescoreof0.777,an11.0\%relativeimprovementoverthestrongestbaseline,whilereducingmemoryconstructiontimeto158\,s,a6.6timesspeedupoverthefastestcompetingmemorysystem,andloweringaveragequerylatencyto0.93\,s,a36.7\%reduction.
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