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Agent memory, context graphs and governed rules

Guides and comparisons on agent memory, context graphs and governed rules, from Trail, the memory and context layer for enterprise AI agents.

Use cases and comparisons

Guides

  • Guide

    What is agent memory?

    A plain definition, the four memory types researchers use, how agents write and recall them, and who should be allowed to change each one.

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    What is an ontology in AI?

    The standard definition, a worked accounts payable example, how an ontology differs from a taxonomy, a schema and a knowledge graph, and when an AI agent needs one.

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    What is LangGraph?

    What LangGraph is, how a graph runs, how it differs from LangChain, and when to use it directly, checked against LangChain's own docs and releases.

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    What is tribal knowledge?

    A plain definition, examples from four teams, why it is a risk, and how to write it down so people and AI agents can both use it.

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