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Research

Original research from the AGNT lab — memory systems, self-improvement, evaluation and machine-verified results.

Research

AI Agent Memory Explained: Types, Architectures and What Actually Works

AI agent memory explained: working, episodic, semantic and procedural memory, the main architectures (MemGPT, Generative Agents, Mem0), why bigger context windows are not memory, and how to design it.

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System 1 vs System 2 in AI: Fast by Default, Slow on Purpose

Why Jev, GLiNER, classifiers and reasoning LLMs belong in the same architecture, and how to decide when an AI system should think harder.

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AGNT Memory — A Whitepaper on Self-Improving Agent Infrastructure

How AGNT's evolution system observes every execution, extracts typed insights, and rewrites its own agents, workflows, and skills to compound knowledge over time

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From Naive to Near-Optimal: An autonomous iterative approach to hybrid string compression

Evolving a naive Run-Length Encoder through 10 generations of machine-guided optimization to achieve an 80.9% improvement in combined performance

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AI Agent Evaluation & Gold Standard System Plan

A comprehensive evaluation framework for AI agent platforms using gold standard datasets, trace-based scoring, and LLM-as-a-Judge evaluators.

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A Hippocampus Inspired Autonomous Learning System

A biologically inspired cognitive memory framework modeled after the hippocampal-neocortical system for long-term reasoning and autonomous learning.

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Recursive Self-Improvement in Autonomous Intelligence Systems

A Unified Architecture for Context, Memory, Reasoning, and Recursive Self-Improvement in Autonomous Intelligence Systems

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