Rohan Paul Shares Paper on Cheaper Chain-of-Thought

Rohan Paul posted about a paper that proposes shifting reusable reasoning out of generation and into prompts. The method distills solved examples into memory modules that get retrieved and inserted at prompt time. His message included a generated headline calling the technique memory-augmented compression and a brief source summary of the same process. The post presents the idea as an alternative route to lower chain-of-thought expenses. No further details on results or implementation appear in the visible text.