Concept
Typed retrieval
Typed retrieval is a memory-assembly strategy where each piece of context injected into a prompt is pulled from a distinct, named slot with its own schema and retrieval logic, rather than concatenated from one undifferentiated history buffer. Think of it like a struct with…
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