AI agents are only as good as the context they can remember. In this live event, you’ll learn how to build a multi layer agent memory architecture in Node.js that combines working memory, conversation history, tool state, and long term retrieval. Discover how the right memory strategy helps AI agents stay consistent, context aware, and reliable.
Many agent implementations rely heavily on embeddings, yet vector databases alone cannot solve agent memory. This session explores the different memory layers required for production ready agents and how they interact within a Node.js runtime. You’ll see practical approaches for managing conversation history, maintaining tool state across multi step workflows, and structuring long term context so agents retrieve useful information instead of irrelevant data. A hands on demo shows how a multi layer memory stack works and where single layer approaches break down.
Node.js Developers, who want to build more reliable AI agents
AI Engineers, who want to design scalable agent memory architectures
Backend Developers, who want to integrate different memory layers into AI workflows
build a multi layer memory architecture for AI agents
manage conversation history efficiently
understand when vector retrieval is useful and when it creates unnecessary complexity
maintain tool state across multi step workflows
Tamar Stern is a software engineer, manager, and architect with a decade of experience across server side development, Big Data, mobile, web technologies, and security. Today, she focuses on Node.js, with deep expertise in Node.js server architecture and performance optimization.
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