How developers are handling long-term agent memory: Mem0, Zep, or DIY
Efficient_Joke3384 · reddit · 2026-10-18
A Reddit thread asks what developers actually use for agent long-term memory: managed services like Mem0 or Zep, rolling your own with a vector DB or plain files, or just stuffing everything into the context. The OP also wants real-world feedback on how these options held up.
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