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Separating Memory and Workflow Effects in Predicting Individual Answers
Personalized language agents choose both what to remember about a person and how to use that memory. We separate these choices when predicting unseen answers to known interview questions. On 1,768 tasks from 188 people, a concrete memory built from a verified interview prefix outscores a trait descr
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