How agents remember context and adapt over time.
How agents remember context and adapt over time.
Agents need memory to hold conversation history, intermediate results, or what they have already tried. Memory can be short-term (current session), long-term (user preferences), or episodic (past events).
Agents can learn from feedback: success/failure signals, user corrections, or rewards. With guardrails, they refine their behavior over time. This is often done via reinforcement learning or fine-tuning on feedback data.
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