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    SemiAnalysis Outlines Shared Prefix Caching for AI Agents

    SemiAnalysis outlines cache reuse to cut redundant saves for agents processing shared history prefixes.

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    SemiAnalysis, a semiconductor and AI research firm, detailed an efficiency gain for AI agents. Previously, agents each saved their own copy of the model cache off-GPU and rewrote everything from scratch every turn. The new method saves the cache once per shared prefix and writes only new content on subsequent turns. This reuses the model's existing cache to skip rereading full history. The post included a split diagram comparing the approaches and forms part of a five-part thread.

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    @SemiAnalysis_Agents reread their whole history every turn. Reuse the model's cache of it and you skip that work. Saving that cache off-GPU was wasteful: agents each saved their own copy, and every turn re-saved everything from scratch. Now, one save per shared prefix, and each turn writes only what's new. (2/5)

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    @SemiAnalysis_Agents reread their whole history every turn. Reuse the model's cache of it and you skip that work. Saving that cache off-GPU was wasteful: agents each saved their own copy, and every turn re-saved everything from scratch. Now, one save per shared prefix, and each turn writes only what's new. (2/5)