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[Day 36/100] Mem0 in Practice: Long-Term Memory That Decides What Your Agent Forgets

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[Day 36/100] Mem0 in Practice: Long-Term Memory That Decides What Your Agent Forgets
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Last Updated on November 2, 2026 by Editorial Team Author(s): Montasir Mahmud Originally published on Towards AI. A hands-on guide to Mem0’s add and search API, the model-driven ADD/UPDATE/DELETE step behind it, and wiring it into a LangGraph agent without losing track of what it changed Suppose Priya tells your agent in March that she is vegetarian, and in October that she has started eating fish again. Both sentences end up in your vector store as memories, and Day 35, the post on embeddings,

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