EPGM: Execution Provenance for Budgeted Agent Memory Retrieval
Frames memory retrieval as a budgeted problem with execution provenance.
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Oct 29: "Retrieval as Traversal" proposes value-indexed memory so long-context agents stop re-searching for what matters on every forward pass.
An Oct 17 paper (EPGM) proposed tracking execution provenance so agent memory retrieval stays within a budget. On Oct 23 LangChain described the retrieval techniques its Deep Agents harness uses against clumsy searches, oversized results and stale data.
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Frames memory retrieval as a budgeted problem with execution provenance.
Practitioner view from LangChain's Deep Agents on failures such as clumsy searches and stale data.
Proposes indexing memory by value so retrieval is traversal rather than a fresh search each pass.
Frames memory retrieval as a budgeted problem with execution provenance.
Practitioner view from LangChain's Deep Agents on failures such as clumsy searches and stale data.
Proposes indexing memory by value so retrieval is traversal rather than a fresh search each pass.
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