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Reproducing LightMem: When Does Memory Construction Help Over Raw-Turn Retrieval?
Long-term conversational agents require access to information from earlier interactions, such as a user's preferences, past requests, or previously mentioned facts. Repeatedly providing the full dialogue history can be expensive as conversations grow, so many memory approaches instead transform past
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