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Concept

Working memory

Working memory is the short-lived, task-scoped state an agent keeps while it is actively working on something, as opposed to knowledge it stores permanently. If you know the CPU cache versus disk distinction, it is a similar split: working memory holds what is relevant right…

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Working memory, explained · Fig. 1