DEFINITION
Sawtooth
Sawtooth – Async Multi-tiered Memory Framework
Definition
An async, multi-tiered memory framework purpose-built for LLM agents to manage memory hierarchies efficiently. Sawtooth addresses the challenge of maintaining coherent context and state across long agent workflows by organizing memory into multiple access tiers with optimized retrieval patterns.
Examples in the Wild
- Example 1:Using Sawtooth to manage conversation history across multiple agent turns
- Example 2:Organizing tool execution results and reasoning traces in tiered memory structures
- Example 3:Async memory operations that don't block agent decision-making loops