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REMORY adds learned memory tokens to compacted agent histories
REMORY appends bounded soft memory tokens to a summary; on SummHay it approaches the full-context joint score using 5.2% of input positions, and it reduces repeated tool outputs and errors on agent benchmarks. This offers a measured approach to context limits in long-running agents.
- What
- REMORY supplements a textual history summary with a bounded sequence of learned soft memory tokens for long-horizon agents.
- Method
- Conditioned on the summary, its network generates tokens appended after it to help a frozen LLM approximate full-history continuation.
- Why it matters
- On SummHay, it approached the full-context joint score using 5.2% of input positions; agent benchmarks also showed fewer repeated tool outputs and errors.
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