Building Agent Memory Systems with LangSmith and OpenWiki
BraceSproul · x · 2026-07-31
A developer shared a new mental model for constructing memory systems for AI agents:
- Short-term memory: LangSmith traces are viewed as behaviors captured during a single run, acting as short-term memory.
- Long-term memory: OpenWiki organizes these traces into a structured, long-term retrievable memory base.
This mechanism of turning execution logs into persistent memory is metaphorically described by the author as a form of "dreaming" memory for agents.
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