Bigger Models Won't Fix a Broken Memory System

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Reaching for a larger model before fixing weak memory, poor retrieval, and missing grounding is the most common mistake in agent engineering. Parameters multiply your confusion budget; they don't recover lost context. The leverage lives in the surrounding system — memory, indexing, and the data flow that feeds the agent — not in the next token-tier upgrade.

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