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Research questionHow do inherited-memory directives steer source retrieval and decisions under a one-record lookup budget?An agent with inherited memories must choose which archived source to consult before acting, leaving little opportunity to recover from a poor retrieval choice. The directive’s wording and structure may therefore influence both the selected record and the downstream decision.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Plan Pointers and Record-Directive Form in Budgeted Verification of Inherited Agent MemoryThe evidence covers twelve registered studies with 14,760 attempts across fixed model panels and two stores. It examines exact edits involving record pointers, retrieval criteria, and combined forms under constrained lookup budgets; effects vary by model, store, and wording, and the results are descriptive with no mechanism claim.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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