Agent Memory Is Not a Database: Start with an Event Log
I break agent memory into writing, storage, retrieval, assembly, and forgetting, then outline a minimal implementation path that starts with a durable event log.
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I break agent memory into writing, storage, retrieval, assembly, and forgetting, then outline a minimal implementation path that starts with a durable event log.
A Skill teaches an agent how to work, a Tool lets it act, MCP connects it to external capabilities, and a Plugin packages the pieces for installation.
A reading note on abductive reasoning, interactive simulation, and what current world models can and cannot do.
A source-based comparison of Pi, Codex, and OpenCode shows how a minimal coding harness leaves workflow policy and isolation to the user.
A commit-pinned reading of the Matt Pocock Skills repository shows how its invocation rules keep workflow direction with the human while the host retains tools and permissions.
After moving to GPT-5.6, I began choosing smaller agent workflows and paying more attention to the loop that decides what happens next.
I used Python, an Android emulator, and OCR to automate a repetitive in-app card-spinning workflow.
Four practical ways to give language models clearer instructions, better context, and smaller tasks.
四個實用方法:講清楚任務、補充背景、要求檢查,再把大任務拆小。