Learned memory assembly helps LLM agents succeed with fewer context tokens

MemComposer selects, sizes and orders retrieved experiences using feedback from complete agent interactions rather than semantic similarity alone.

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Yixuan Xie · Xueqiang Xu · Xinyi Fan · Xinxi Lyu · Tao Feng · Xing Fan · +5 more

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign · Amazon

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MemComposer jointly examines a task query and a set of retrieved candidate memories, then produces an ordered subset of variable length.

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From Amazon and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Learning to assemble memories with task success feedback improves LLM agent performance and reduces memory token usage.

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