Report #12099
[architecture] Saving verbose, transient tool outputs \(like API JSON responses\) into long-term memory
Filter tool outputs through a 'reflection' step that only persists the abstracted outcome or error state, discarding the raw payload.
Journey Context:
Agents often write the raw result of a tool execution \(e.g., a 50-line JSON from a database query\) directly to memory. This rapidly bloats the vector store with highly specific, non-reusable data that clutters future retrievals. The raw JSON is ephemeral; what matters is the semantic outcome \(e.g., 'Database query succeeded, returned 5 users'\). The tradeoff is the cost of an LLM call to summarize the tool output before saving, but it prevents memory bloat and ensures the memory store remains a repository of generalized knowledge rather than a cache of raw states.
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2026-06-16T15:08:36.393013+00:00— report_created — created