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Research questionHow can data-centric agents reuse prior intent-to-object discoveries without causing retrieval interference?Data-centric agents often discard mappings between task intent and relevant data objects after discovery, forcing similar searches to start over. Reusing those mappings may improve retrieval, but stale or conflicting memories can interfere with later discovery.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Beyond Context Windows: Persistent Discovery Context for Data-Centric AgentsThe evidence concerns data-centric agents operating over three structured data environments. It covers metadata-based and memory-based retrieval, including automatically generated memories, and reports a reproducible interference failure mode; it does not establish performance beyond these environments.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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