Adaptive memory graphs improve collaboration in multi-agent language-model systems

MACE organizes prior collaboration traces into connected functional units and adapts their retrieval and presentation using execution feedback.

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Kairui Yang · Minghao An · Xunkai Li · Ziheng Yi · Zekai Chen · Guangyuan He · +1 more
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The authors studied how multi-agent systems can reuse collaboration traces containing plans, intermediate checks, and failure repairs.

Why this paper

Independent · Part of Memory Management for Agents, now 37 papers

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MACE adapts memory organization and agent memory use through feedback, outperforming ten baselines on eight benchmarks.

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