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SBSiva Balajihindy.hashnode.devSep 29 · 10 min read

HINDY: Hunting Wolves in Sheep's Clothing

A database server sends roughly 500 GB out of the building at exactly the hour its nightly backup runs. Same host, similar size, same time of night. A memory system that searches past cases finds last

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VBVeekshashree Bijjamveekshashree.hashnode.devSep 29 · 11 min read

I Built CivicBridge to Remember Civic Complaints With Hindsight

A drain can be cleaned on Monday, marked RESOLVED on Tuesday, and be overflowing again on Friday. If the system treats Friday as a brand-new ticket, it has remembered the status but forgotten the prob

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AHAllen Heltonallenheltondev.hashnode.devSep 29 · 12 min read

Agent memory needs more than vector search

Over the past couple of years I've tried several times to teach an AI agent how to impersonate my voice. While I haven't been super successful, it's been a wonderful learning opportunity for me to dig

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MHMohd Haseeb Uddinhaseebreviewmemory.hashnode.devSep 28 · 8 min read

Keeping Hindsight Review Memory Within Its Intended Scope

Two boundary reviews, zero supplied facts, zero memory citations. In our fixed eight-case synthetic suite, Hindsight-backed ReviewMemory excluded saved webhook conventions from 2/2 out-of-scope review

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MSManu Shuklaecorpit.hashnode.devAug 23 · 14 min read

Claude memory stores reached self-hosted sandboxes on 19 August 2026 with a 15-second sync, not a mount

Claude memory stores reached self-hosted sandboxes on 19 August 2026 with a 15-second sync, not a mount Summary. Anthropic's release notes for 19 August 2026 say that Managed Agents sessions running i

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MSManu Shuklaecorpit.hashnode.devJul 29 · 18 min read

Always-on memory agent vs RAG: when to drop your vector database (2026)

Always-on memory agent vs RAG: when to drop your vector database (2026) Summary. In mid-July 2026, Shubham Saboo, a senior AI product manager at Google, published an open-source project called the Alw

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PJPraise Jamesactiandev.hashnode.devJul 15 · 14 min read

How to Build Persistent Agent Memory Across Sessions

Your agent can follow a rule perfectly at the start of a conversation and still miss it later. Maybe the rule is simple: don't share user contact details, don't book meetings outside business hours, o

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VKVamsi Krishnablog.vamsiannamreddy.comJul 14 · 3 min read

Day 52: Why shared memory becomes a permission problem

When five agents share one memory, whose mistake becomes everyone's belief? Shared memory is how agent teams compound knowledge instead of rediscovering it every run. It is also the mechanism by which

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LWLearn with HJhardeepjethwani.hashnode.devJul 11 · 6 min read

AI Memory: What Should Agents Remember and What Should They Forget?

🚀 AI Memory: What Should Agents Remember and What Should They Forget? 👋 Welcome to Day 66 of 90 Days of AI. 🎯 Today we are tackling AI Memory: What Should Agents Remember and What Should They Forg

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VKVamsi Krishnablog.vamsiannamreddy.comJun 27 · 3 min read

Day 35: Why agent memory is not one database

"Just add memory to the agent" is like "just add furniture to the house." Which room, and for what? The question sounds pedantic until you notice that the four kinds of agent memory are really four di

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HINDY: Hunting Wolves in Sheep's Clothing

I Built CivicBridge to Remember Civic Complaints With Hindsight

Agent memory needs more than vector search

Keeping Hindsight Review Memory Within Its Intended Scope

Claude memory stores reached self-hosted sandboxes on 19 August 2026 with a 15-second sync, not a mount

Always-on memory agent vs RAG: when to drop your vector database (2026)

How to Build Persistent Agent Memory Across Sessions

Day 52: Why shared memory becomes a permission problem

AI Memory: What Should Agents Remember and What Should They Forget?

Day 35: Why agent memory is not one database