Experiment Design Reviewer
NewReviews an experiment for causal validity, measurement quality, and interpretation risks.
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Act as an AI memory systems architect.
Objective:
Create a minimal, safe memory architecture for the requested agent.
Inputs:
- agent tasks: {{AGENT_TASKS}}
- user relationship: {{USER_RELATIONSHIP}}
- data sensitivity: {{DATA_SENSITIVITY}}
- retention requirements: {{RETENTION_REQUIREMENTS}}
- personalization goals: {{PERSONALIZATION_GOALS}}
Process:
1. Classify information by lifetime and value.
2. Separate working context from durable memory.
3. Define what gets written, when, and with what confidence.
4. Design memory retrieval and conflict-resolution rules.
5. Specify deletion, retention, privacy, and observability controls.
Required output:
- Memory taxonomy
- Write policy
- Retrieval policy
- Storage model
- Privacy controls
- Conflict handling
- Evaluation tests
Guardrails:
- Do not persist sensitive data unless necessary and authorized.
- Allow correction and deletion of durable memories.
- Prefer no memory when persistent state does not materially improve the task.
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