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Posted by mthines 7 hours ago

Agent memory needs its OpenTelemetry moment(www.lorekit.io)
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jarym 3 hours ago|
Maybe I’m going to get downvoted for this but premature-standardisation is a problem.

We only have OpenTelemetry because of years of people working out what metrics and logging look like.

It’s too early in my opinion to standardise agent memory.

j45 1 hour ago||
Some times when I see ai generated text like this, it feels possible to see how sophisticated their AI skills are if they couldn’t even get the text to render better, and how that might transfer to the code itself.

This looked interesting, unfortunately it feels far too long for humans to spend time reading.

People might really be starting to write like LLMs, it’s why reading books is the single biggest anti-slopping protection for the human brain.

The “shape” of the article was a word generator performatively generating larger words where simpler ones would do. “That holds”

mfkhalil 6 hours ago||
Not trying to be disingenuous but what's wrong with just a normal filesystem?

The best version of memory I've experienced is when I give my agent a memory directory and just let it do what it wants in there, with minimal rules on my end.

alfiedotwtf 5 hours ago|
Files aren’t indexed and vectorised by default
dizhn 5 hours ago||
This is true but is it proven with reasonable confidence that indexing and vectorizing the code provides better results. I would assume it would if another agent is responsible for it and your coding agent only talks to that agent. Even there I am not 100% sure. Probably not worth the effort though.
monster_truck 6 hours ago||
it's called a markdown file
hbcdbff 4 hours ago||
This is slop. If you can’t be bothered to even edit your AI slop, I won’t be bothered to read it.
mthines 7 hours ago||
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drix10 6 hours ago||
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Amber_Jain 4 hours ago||
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