An Overview of Agent Memory for .NET
Read OriginalThis article introduces Agent Memory for .NET, a framework that provides persistent memory for AI agents using Neo4j graph database. It explains key features like short-term, long-term, reasoning, and time-aware memory with bitemporal recall. The article includes a practical code example for setup and usage, targeting developers integrating memory into .NET applications. It highlights the benefits of graph-native structure for storing complex relationships and enabling contextually relevant responses.
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