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UNISON: A Co-Designed Near-Memory Scheduler of Session KV Residency for LLM Agents
Large language models are increasingly composed into agent loops that plan, call tools, and resume the same task after each action. These loops press a shared memory hierarchy harder than conventional multi-turn chat, because they hold a growing key-value (KV) prefix across tool waits and place many
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