Why a bigger context window won't fix your agent's memory
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Jim Allen Wallace
21d agoen
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RedisWhy a bigger context window won't fix your agent's memoryredis.ioContext windows have grown fast. Models that once capped out at a few thousand tokens now advertise hundreds of thousands, and the natural assumption was that the agent memory problem would shrink as the window grew. Stuff more into the prompt, the th...
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