Memory store
Also known as: agent memory store
A memory store is the structured place where an agent persists information beyond a single turn: decisions made, facts learned, past results.
- Written on demand, retrieved when relevant.
- Can be simple (key–value) or semantic (embeddings + search).
- The bridge between short-term context and long-term recall.
The design question: what should the agent remember, and for how long? A memory store is as much a policy decision as a technical one.