Sleep Consolidation for AI Memory
After months of operation, an AI agent's memory store grows to tens of thousands of items. Retrieval slows down. Irrelevant memories crowd out relevant ones. The agent starts "forgetting" recent context because old memories dilute the signal.
Humans solve this with sleep — the brain consolidates memories offline, strengthening important ones and pruning irrelevant ones. AI agents can do the same.
The Problem
Without consolidation:










