redis / redis/agent-memory-server

Search And Memory Prompt

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Since Mar 13, 2026.

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Description

Story 3: Search And Memory Prompt

User story

As an agent, I can search memory and request a memory-enriched prompt and still get the right context as memory volume grows.

Expected functionality

  • Search returns relevant memories.
  • Filters work correctly.
  • Prompt generation includes the right memory context.
  • The system still behaves well as the dataset gets larger.

Why it matters

This is the product's main retrieval story.

What we expect to break

  • Search getting slower as the corpus grows.
  • Search quality drifting as more noise is added.
  • Filters behaving inconsistently.
  • Prompt output becoming incomplete or noisy.

Pass criteria

  • Known test queries still return the expected results.
  • Prompt generation still includes the right context.
  • Search remains useful as the dataset grows.

How to test it

  • Prepare:
    • a small clean dataset
    • a larger dataset with noise
    • a set of known queries with expected answers
  • Run:
    • the same query set against small, medium, and large datasets
    • repeated hot queries
    • mixed search and prompt traffic
  • Check:
    • do expected memories still appear?
    • are filters respected?
    • does the prompt contain the expected memory information?
    • how does behavior change as the corpus gets bigger?

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