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Research note in development
What Should a Language Model Remember, and What Should It Forget?
A bounded architectural proposal for managing context in composable systems
Introduction
A language model needs enough context to act usefully, but unlimited memory creates cost, confusion, and privacy risk. This developing research note proposes a bounded component for selecting, carrying, and retiring context. Its interfaces, invariants, competing designs, and adoption consequences remain open to review.
Research state
This is a research note in development. A complete manuscript is not yet public, and the summary must not be read as a finished paper or validated conclusion.