Databricks to offer managed agent memory; how are devs handling it?
WorldOfUmbro · reddit · 2026-10-22
Triggered by Databricks announcing a managed memory solution, the poster asks how the community manages agent memory. Their team originally built their own memory layer on Lakebase, but sees value in a managed offering — they don't want memory to be a core concern when developing agents. They also ask whether others perform any "offline" distillation of memories, and how.
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