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Implementing Production Agent Memory Without Distributed Complexity

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Building context and memory for production agents usually requires managing separate vector databases, caching layers, and session stores. This fragmented stack introduces latency and massive engineering overhead. Redis Iris fixes this by unifying the context layer at runtime with semantic search, persistent agent state, and caching into a single engine. Clone the demo repo to see the code in action.

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