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Expand Up @@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ versions tested for this corrected memory rerun:
## Memory (Agent memory)

Jcode embeds each turn/response as a semantic vector. Every turn does queries a graph of memories to efficiently find related memory entries via a cosine similarity check. The embedding hits are fed into the conversation, or optionally uses a memory sideagent which verifies the memories are relevant, and potentially does more work for information retreival before injecting into the conversation. This results in a human like memory system which allows the agent to automatically recall relevant information to the conversation without actively calling memory tools or being a token burner.
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To have memories which are retrieved, they must also be extracted and stored. Every so often (semantic drift, K turns since last extraction, session end, etc), memories are extracted via a memory sideagent, and put into the memory graph.

The harness also provides explicit memory tools to allow the agent to actively search or store the memory without relying on a passive background process. The harness also provides session search for traditional RAG on previous sessions.
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