We really need a "memory arena" to serve two important purposes:
1. List all the known agent memory projects (of which there are hundreds)\
2. Objectively compare and score them both against each other and vanilla harnesses like Claude Code
Only then can I have the cognitive capacity to decide which one makes sense for me.
every time I see these memory agents, all I can think about is context bloat and posioning. We know humans have trouble with memories from a different realm: to "remember" something of significance, the human brain reconstructs the entire experience, which is why they're so easy to influence.
That seems to be what most of these systems are doing: amplifying erros and hallucinations more than anything else.
We really need a "memory arena" to serve two important purposes:
1. List all the known agent memory projects (of which there are hundreds)\ 2. Objectively compare and score them both against each other and vanilla harnesses like Claude Code
Only then can I have the cognitive capacity to decide which one makes sense for me.
every time I see these memory agents, all I can think about is context bloat and posioning. We know humans have trouble with memories from a different realm: to "remember" something of significance, the human brain reconstructs the entire experience, which is why they're so easy to influence.
That seems to be what most of these systems are doing: amplifying erros and hallucinations more than anything else.
This looks like something I'd need - AGENTS.md only gets you so far. Does anyone have experience with using memory like this?
My main concern is that it can overwhelm the context window with useless facts.