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Tuesday, 18 August 2026

How Much Memory Does Your Agent Actually Need?

Hugging Face 2 weeks ago 20

A study of ALTK-Evolve found that agents benefit from different amounts of self-distilled memory guidelines depending on model capability: stronger models gain from the full guideline set, weaker models perform better with selective retrieval, and saturated models show no improvement.The strongest result was gpt-oss-120b gaining +16.1 percentage points in task completion using curated retrieval while adding only 5% token overhead, compared to full guideline injection which cost 51% more tokens.This means agentic memory should be calibrated per model tier rather than simply maximized, with prompt caching making even large guideline sets affordable in production.

How Axonius built secure multi-tenant AI agents on Bedrock AgentCore

Amazon Web Services 2 weeks ago 49 5 sources

Axonius, a SaaS asset intelligence platform, deployed AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore using a dedicated-runtime-per-tenant silo model to maintain tenant isolation, integrate with existing authentication systems, and track costs per customer. Each tenant runs a separate agent instance with isolated microVMs, IAM-based access control, and shared knowledge bases with metadata filtering. The architecture enables junior analysts to run complex risk analyses without senior analyst involvement, while maintaining security through infrastructure-level enforcement, cost tracking via CloudWatch token metrics, and integration with Axonius's existing VPC-isolated customer environments.

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