Good overview. The part I keep coming back to is that "remembering" is only half of the problem.
The harder half is deciding what should be recalled for a specific task.
So I think production memory needs a curation layer between storage and prompt injection.
The model should not receive memory just because it exists.
It should receive memory because the runtime/context layer decided it is relevant, authorized, current, and useful.
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Good overview. The part I keep coming back to is that "remembering" is only half of the problem.
The harder half is deciding what should be recalled for a specific task.
So I think production memory needs a curation layer between storage and prompt injection.
The model should not receive memory just because it exists.
It should receive memory because the runtime/context layer decided it is relevant, authorized, current, and useful.