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Giving Your Agent a Memory — Multi-Turn Conversations with NVIDIA NIM

Your agent answers one question and forgets. Ask "how many days until that?" and it has no idea what "that" is. This post adds memory — lift the messages list into a session object so the conversation survives between turns. The catch is trimming history without breaking tool calls. Part 7 of the series.

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  1. domenica 21 giugno 2026·dev.to

    Building a Memory Agent That Actually Forgets (And the Three Bugs That Taught Me Why That's Hard)

    By Nidhi: Built for the Global AI Hackathon Series with Qwen Cloud, Track 1: MemoryAgent When I...

  2. lunedì 22 giugno 2026·dev.to

    From One Tool to a Plan — Multi-Step Agents with NVIDIA NIM

    Part 5 let the model pick one tool. Real agents chain tools — search, then calculate, then answer. This post builds the ReAct loop (Reason + Act + Observe) on NVIDIA NIM and…

  3. martedì 23 giugno 2026·dev.to

    Giving Your Agent a Memory — Multi-Turn Conversations with NVIDIA NIM

    Your agent answers one question and forgets. Ask "how many days until that?" and it has no idea what "that" is. This post adds memory — lift the messages list into a session…

  4. giovedì 25 giugno 2026·dev.to

    AI Agent Memory in 2026: How It Works and When to Use It

    Understanding different memory architectures for AI agents and when persistent, episodic, or vector memory actually pays off in production.