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Data files that sit behind the technical blog posts of Minh Le Duc (Lê Đức Minh). Each post that runs an experiment gets a folder here, so a reader can rerun the numbers instead of trusting them.

The blog covers LLM agents, retrieval and memory, Vietnamese NLP, encoder benchmarking and small-model evaluation. New posts go to ZyVOP first; older ones are on Medium.

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agent-memory-tax/ longmemeval_oracle.json Draft post "Three Papers Say Your Agent's Memory Loses to Plain RAG" (a laptop test of where agent memory loses to plain retrieval). The link will be added here once it is live.

More folders are added as posts ship.

agent-memory-tax/longmemeval_oracle.json

The oracle split of LongMemEval (cleaned release): 500 questions, each paired only with the chat sessions that contain the evidence. It is the "easy retrieval" setting: no distractor sessions, so it isolates what a memory layer does to the evidence rather than whether it can find it.

Provenance. This is a byte-for-byte copy of longmemeval_oracle.json from xiaowu0162/longmemeval-cleaned (SHA-256 821a2034d219ab45846873dd14c14f12cfe7776e73527a483f9dac095d38620c, 15,388,478 bytes). Nothing was filtered, rewritten or re-labelled. It is mirrored here only so the blog's scripts point at one stable place.

Fields (one JSON object per question):

Field Meaning
question_id Question identifier
question_type One of six types (counts below)
question / answer The question and its gold answer
question_date When the question is asked in the simulated timeline
haystack_sessions The chat sessions (lists of role / content turns)
haystack_session_ids / haystack_dates Session ids and timestamps, aligned with haystack_sessions
answer_session_ids Which sessions hold the evidence

Question types: temporal-reasoning 133, multi-session 133, knowledge-update 78, single-session-user 70, single-session-assistant 56, single-session-preference 30.

import json
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download

path = hf_hub_download("LakoreAI/experiments", "agent-memory-tax/longmemeval_oracle.json", repo_type="dataset")
data = json.load(open(path))
print(len(data), data[0]["question_type"])

The dataset viewer is off because haystack_sessions is deeply nested; load the JSON directly.

License and attribution

MIT, inherited from the upstream release. All credit for the benchmark goes to its authors. If you use the data, cite the original paper, not this mirror:

Wu et al., LongMemEval: Benchmarking Chat Assistants on Long-Term Interactive Memory, 2024. https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.10813

Where the blog lives

ZyVOP (13 posts)

Medium (49 posts)

Published on medium.com/@minhle_0210 and the Artificial Intelligence in Plain English publication. Dates marked n/d were not recorded. Taken from the author's own index, which is a floor rather than a complete list.

Post Date
Prompt, Context, Harness, Loop: An Agent's Anatomy 2026-07-05
AI Agent Guardrails: Why Ontologies Beat Prompting 2026-08-04
Why Your RAG Can't Answer "Why" — Knowledge Graphs, Pt 1 2026-08-06
Building a GraphRAG Pipeline — What It Really Costs, Pt 2 2026-08-12
Context Graphs: Agent Memory That Remembers Why — Pt 3 2026-08-13
From RAG to CAG: A Smarter Approach to AI n/d
5 ways to improve your RAG — Part 1: Chunking strategies n/d
The Architecture Behind a Closed-Loop Eval System for a Multimodal Agent 2026-07-26
Breaking down Speculative RAG n/d
Do some search tools for LLM 2025-05-13
Open-Source Intelligence n/d
What DeepSeek's Open-Source Agent Harness Gets Right 2026-08-19
Agent harness or agent framework? They're not the same 2026-09-05
Deterministic Agent Runtime with Context Pruning 2026-09-16
Repo-to-Skill Framework Boosts Agent Performance 2026-09-22
Jev, Explained: The AI That Refuses to Write a Word 2026-09-24
5 Tiny Language Models for Tool Calling (Part 3) 2026-08-18
How Kimi K3 reads a million tokens 2026-08-16
5 Tiny Language Models You Need to Know in 2026 (Part 2) 2026-08-10
Kimi K3 has 2.8T parameters. Moving them was the hard part. 2026-08-09
I Spent My Weekend Benchmarking Vietnamese BERT Models (So You Don't Have To) 2026-07-04
Weekend NLP: Fine-tuning Transformers for Language Detection with HuggingFace n/d
5 Tiny Language models that you need to know (Part 1) n/d
On short of "TinyLlama: An Open-Source Small Language Model" 2024-03-12
KeyBERT: Effortless Keyword Extraction 2024-07 (~)
Introduction to series "🕹 Fun Project:…" n/d
Fun Project: Video Chat with SmolVLM 2025-06-16
Fun Project: IELTS Suggestor n/d
🕹 Fun Project: Treat Llama-3 as Coding Agent 🤖 n/d
Fun Project: Data Exploration on a Saturday Morning 2026-04
Fun Project: I Built a Compressor That Thinks in Tokens 2026-09-05
Fun Project: Evaluating Vietnamese Embedding Models n/d
Top-K at Scale: A Real-Time Ranking System Walkthrough 2026-08-05
How do you deduplicate a stream you don't control? 2026-08-20
Why committing Kafka offsets out of order loses data 2026-08-21
The backlog that killed my Kafka consumer 2026-08-22
Why your coding agent's bill grows faster than the chat 2026-09-01
Five ways to invalidate your prompt cache 2026-09-02
Dynamic Reasoning Budgets Cut Inference Costs 2026-09-17
What Video Summarization Actually Looks Like (And Why It's So Hard) 2026-07-26
Computer Vision with UAV, Applications and Futures 2026-06-01
SmolVLM2 vs Qwen2.5-VL: Real-Time RTSP Edge Video Summarization Under 8GB VRAM 2026-09-23
Kalman Filter: From Concepts to Applications 2025-05-01
What do I do as an AI Engineer n/d
The Hard Parts of Being an AI Engineer n/d
Picking the Right Programming Language Actually Matters n/d
Intro to my new series "Back to Basics: …" n/d
10 Dunder Methods Every Python Developer Should Know! 🚀 n/d
🕯️ Candle thought: Can AI replace human? n/d
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