Public benchmark

Engram benchmark methodology

See the public datasets, retrieval metrics, answer checks, baselines, limitations, and claim rules behind Engram's published results.

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LoCoMo evidence retrieval93.29%
LoCoMo answer-level judge89.65%
How It Works
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LoCoMo evidence retrieval

Full public run. Scores show whether the required source evidence appears in the retrieved memories.

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LoCoMo answer-level judge

Same full set of 1,536 evidence-bearing tasks and top-50 cutoff for every row. Codex generated the answers and a separate blind judge scored them; this is an Engram-run diagnostic, not an official LoCoMo leaderboard.

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How to read the two tables

Both published evaluations use all 1,536 evidence-bearing tasks. Evidence retrieval requires source IDs, and answer accuracy uses the same answer and judge models for every included system. Systems that do not satisfy the same evaluation contract are documented separately rather than mixed into the ranking.

1,536

scored evidence-retrieval questions

93.29%

Engram R@50

89.65%

answer accuracy from top-50 context

We keep retrieval and answer accuracy separate. Both use public LoCoMo, but they measure different parts of the memory loop.

AgentMemory returns at most 100 results, so R@200 is shown as N/A. Tenure does not preserve LoCoMo source evidence IDs and is not included in the public ranking; its experimental run remains documented in the methodology.

Engram is measured two ways: first, whether it retrieves the right evidence; second, whether an LLM can answer correctly from that retrieved context.

We keep retrieval and answer accuracy separate. Both use public LoCoMo, but they measure different parts of the memory loop.

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