Overview
This project studies memory as an active component of agent behavior rather than a passive transcript store. The goal is to understand when information should be retained, revised, retrieved, or forgotten.
Motivation
Long-running agents need to preserve useful context while adapting to new evidence. A practical memory system must balance continuity with correction and avoid turning every prior interaction into permanent state.
Method
The current design space includes structured memory records, selective retrieval, update policies, and evaluation of persona and behavioral consistency across extended interaction histories.
Experiments and results
This is an active research direction. Evaluation protocols and results will be added when they are ready for public release.