Build AI Agents That Actually Remember
Understand agent memory, then build a support copilot with OAMP, the OpenAI Agents SDK, and Oracle AI Database.
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Get the presentation.
Revisit the memory concepts and implementation steps in the masterclass presentation.
Open in Google Slides Public presentation · Opens in a new tabThe big picture
Give your agent something to remember.
This masterclass connects the concepts of memory engineering with a working support copilot. Richmond Alake introduces short-term and long-term memory, the four Rs, and the roles of embeddings and rerankers.
The coding session uses the Oracle Agent Memory Package (OAMP), the OpenAI Agents SDK, and Oracle AI Database to explore extraction, retention, context cards, and retrieval.
Worth remembering
Key takeaways
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Distinguish memory types.
Understand short-term and long-term memory before choosing how an agent should retain information.
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Use the four Rs.
Retain, recall, reuse, and refine provide a framework for thinking about the memory lifecycle.
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Configure what gets remembered.
Explore extraction instructions, retention logic, and the organisation of memory by users and threads.
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Connect memory to the agent.
See how tools and context cards bring stored information into a support-agent workflow.
Theory, meet practice
Inside the session
The session moves from the mental models to a working implementation, with live demos along the way.
Learn the concepts
Memory types and memory engineering principles.
Assemble the components
OAMP, models, extraction, and retention.
Run the copilot
Context cards, agent tools, and memory retrieval.
Make it work on your machine
Get the code. Build the patterns.
Follow the support-copilot implementation in the companion notebook.
Companion notebook · PythonOAMP support assistantoamp_support_assistant_example.ipynbFollow the notebook’s setup instructions for dependencies, credentials, and database configuration.
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