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Stop prompt-stuffing yesterday’s context into your agent. Give it verifiable memory. 🕸️ When memory has provenance, agents can reuse it, audit it, and carry it across tools. Brana Rakic, Shaw (spirit/acc) (elizaOS), Ortecha | data made human & JoeVezz (LunarCrush 🌕™) break it down. 00:57 – What agents need...

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