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Research2026-07-26 · source-backed
Standard eviction policies score cached entries on access history alone, ignoring three signals agentic execution hands you for free: recomputation cost, DAG dependency count, and agent invocation frequency (arXiv 2607.20495). Combining them into one scoring function reduces latency up to 64.7% versus uncached and averages 31.1% over the next-best finite-capacity policy across three multi-agent benchmarks, approaching unbounded-cache performance. It composes with plan-level caching and parallel execution since each targets a different bottleneck.
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