@Voxyz_ai: a framework for agent memory: Remember, Cite, Forget. here's one way to do it. mine looks like this: → Remember: hot se…
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Introduces a framework for agent memory with three components: Remember (hot session and cross-session storage), Cite (authority ordering via AGENTS.md), and Forget (timestamped facts with Mem0-style soft decay). Argues that missing any of these leads to stale facts or unauthorized sources.
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a framework for agent memory: Remember, Cite, Forget.
here’s one way to do it. mine looks like this:
→ Remember: hot session takes lossless-claw’s pattern (raw in SQLite, grep originals when needed), cross-session lives in gbrain with provenance. → Cite: authority order written into AGENTS.md. higher tier always wins. → Forget: timestamped facts in gbrain plus Mem0-style soft decay on retrieval.
short version: an agent pulls memory from many places at once. miss any of the three and it confidently uses stale facts, unauthorized sources, or both.
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