Agent Memory and State Management: Building Persistent AI Agents

Building agents without memory is like building amnesiac assistants. After implementing persistent memory across 8+ agent systems, task completion improved by 60%. Here’s the complete guide to building agents that remember. Figure 1: Agent Memory Architecture Why Agent Memory Matters: The Cost of Amnesia Agents without memory face critical limitations: No context: Can’t remember previous […]

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Mastering Agent Communication Patterns in Microsoft AutoGen: From Two-Agent Chats to Complex Orchestration

πŸ“– Part 2 of 6 | Microsoft AutoGen: Building Multi-Agent AI Systems πŸ“š Microsoft AutoGen Series Introduction to Agentic Development Agent Communication Patterns Automated Code Generation RAG Integration Production Deployment Advanced Patterns ← Previous: Part 1 Next: Part 3 β†’ Building on the core concepts from Part 1, this article explores the communication patterns that […]

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Why Kafka Became the Backbone of Modern Data Architecture: Lessons from Building Event-Driven Systems at Scale

When LinkedIn open-sourced Kafka in 2011, few predicted it would become the de facto standard for real-time data streaming. Fourteen years later, Kafka processes trillions of messages daily across organizations of every size, from startups to Fortune 500 companies. Having architected event-driven systems for over two decades, I’ve watched Kafka evolve from an interesting alternative […]

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Agent Memory Patterns: Building Persistent Context for AI Agents

Introduction: Memory is what transforms a stateless LLM into a persistent, context-aware agent. Without memory, every interaction starts from scratchβ€”the agent forgets previous conversations, learned preferences, and accumulated knowledge. But implementing memory for agents is more complex than simply storing chat history. You need short-term memory for the current task, long-term memory for persistent knowledge, […]

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