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WikiTrace links reusable agent memories to complete original trajectories and lowers memory-induced regressions
Original WikiTrace paper evaluates linking condensed agent memories back to complete task trajectories across eight benchmark suites. Its reported utility gains are not a controlled test of forged traces, malicious memory injection or enterprise secret-retention safety.
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Original WikiTrace paper evaluates linking condensed agent memories back to complete task trajectories across eight benchmark suites. Its reported utility gains are not a controlled test of forged traces, malicious memory injection or enterprise secret-retention safety.
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- supportsWikiTrace reduced agent-memory regressions by preserving links to original execution traces: WikiTrace reports 90.2 average task score across eight suites, compared with 87.0 using insights alone and 79.5 without memory in its selected evaluation.
Section 4.2 Table 1, gain/regression comparison and trace-descent analysis