Talks

A Devoxx UK conference talk on the complexity that appears when agent memory is split across many tools, databases, and retrieval paths.

The session made the case for a unified memory layer: one abstraction that can handle working memory, persistent knowledge, and agent data access without turning every new memory source into another bespoke tool call.

A Devoxx UK conference talk connecting human memory and practical AI agent design.

Raphael De Lio and I looked at how cognitive science can help frame the problem of agent memory, then tied that back to production concerns: what to store, how to retrieve it, and how our work at Redis led toward a production-ready agent memory server.

A first Redis Developer Advocate conference talk on why production AI agents need structured memory.

Raphael De Lio and I covered recurring memory patterns, short-term and long-term memory management, retrieval, decay, and how Redis Agent Memory Server helps teams move beyond stateless agent prototypes.