What you’ll learn to do
Decide what to remember, verify retrieval, and check that corrections and deletions take effect.
AGENT MEMORY · 8 PRACTICAL STAGES
Give Your Agent Memory
An agent with explicit, scoped memory that survives fresh sessions and can be corrected or forgotten.
Your starting pointA task where information should survive between sessions. Basic familiarity with an agent is helpful.
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YOUR PROJECT AND YOUR LEARNING
Build it.
Learn to judge it.
Keep a preference under your control
Illustrative example · You bring your own task.
- 01 / YOUR TASK
Save a preference for short reports, then start a new session.
- 02 / EXAMPLE RESULT
The agent retrieves the preference for the right task; you can correct or delete it.
- 03 / YOUR CHECK
Change the preference, test again, then delete it and check that it is no longer retrieved.
How you’ll check your learning
Use fresh sessions and changed inputs to test memory boundaries and compare results with and without memory.
THE COURSE PROGRAM
8 practical stages.
One useful project.
Deliberate storage, relevant retrieval, user/task boundaries, correction, deletion and tests showing whether memory helps.
Check what you need ↓Find what should survive
- What you’ll do
- Choose information that needs to survive between sessions.
- What you’ll have
- A specific reason to use memory and a way to check it.
Store a deliberate memory
- What you’ll do
- Save a deliberate fact and inspect what was stored.
- What you’ll have
- A memory you can identify and verify.
Retrieve what matters
- What you’ll do
- Start a fresh session and check which saved information is used.
- What you’ll have
- Evidence of relevant information being retrieved.
Keep the right boundaries
- What you’ll do
- Test what one task or user can retrieve from another context.
- What you’ll have
- Defined memory boundaries and observed test results.
Replace an outdated fact
- What you’ll do
- Correct a saved fact and check the answer in a new session.
- What you’ll have
- A verified correction rather than two conflicting facts.
Forget on purpose
- What you’ll do
- Request deletion and check whether the fact can still be retrieved.
- What you’ll have
- A deletion result you have tested.
Test whether memory helps
- What you’ll do
- Compare the same task with and without memory.
- What you’ll have
- Evidence of whether memory helps your task.
Carry memory responsibly
- What you’ll do
- Package the agent and test it on fresh input.
- What you’ll have
- A reusable project with storage, correction and deletion rules.
Before you try
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What will I practice beyond prompting?
Deliberate storage, relevant retrieval, user/task boundaries, correction, deletion and tests showing whether memory helps.
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YOUR NEXT STEP
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