Memory, Context & Agents (SurrealDB x Contentstack)
Your agent has a context window and a prayer. Every session it starts from scratch - no memory of what it decided last time, no way to recall what it already knows, no persistence between conversations. You're not building an intelligent agent; you're building a very expensive chatbot that forgets.
Every team building with agents right now is solving the same problem from scratch: how do you store memory, how do you recall it reliably, and how do you make the whole thing reusable across different workflows and data sources?
For Bengaluru Tech Week we’re teaming up with Contentstack, and bringing 50 engineers into one room to see what this actually looks like in practice. Agents that remember what they decided last session. Context that persists across conversations. Reusable workflows you can template and redeploy without starting from zero.
Refreshments and plenty of time for networking. Approval only.
Venue
Host at the Venue entry at WeWork will be Vishwas Narayan, Come to Ground Floor, Classroom
Agenda
Doors - 4:30 PM
Talks - 5:00 PM
Food & networking - 6:30 PM
Close - 7:00 PM
Speakers & talks
Farhan Khan (Snr. Software Engineer, SurrealDB)
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Cross-App Memory: What Agents Need to Actually Remember
Your agent forgets everything the moment it switches context. Different app, different session, different tool - and it's starting from zero every time. Farhan goes from the research (what agent memory actually means) to the architecture question nobody wants to answer: what does the data layer underneath have to look like for memory to persist across applications? Then he shows it running live on SurrealDB Agent Memory.
Vishwas Narayan (Community, Contentstack)
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Composable Architecture for New-Age DevOps:
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