Dreaming
David M. Berry Votive relief of Archinos showing dream incubation, sanctuary of Amphiaraos at Oropos, c. 400–350 BC ( National Archaeological Museum, Athens, 3369 ) . . . "The waking have one common world, but the sleeping turn aside each into a world of his own" (Heraclitus, DK B89). . . . "Agents capture much of their work in logs or transcripts. Researchers at Letta and UC Berkeley proposed sleep-time compute as a way for models to use idle time between interactions to reorganize their existing context. The same idea can help agents organize their memory by reflecting on logs to fix mistakes or produce new notes and representations. This process is often called dreaming " (Anthropic 2026). . . . "But other men know not what they are doing when awake, even as they forget what they do in sleep" (Heraclitus, DK B1). . . . "By 'agent memory,' we mean knowledge that Claude gains from experience—including interactions with users and tasks it'...
