Your Agents Are Aging Too
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AgingBench is a longitudinal reliability benchmark for agent lifespan engineering, built on the observation that long-lived agents are still evaluated like freshly initialized models. It organizes agent degradation into four mechanisms: compression aging, where write-time summarization drops future-relevant details; interference aging, where accumulated similar memories crowd out the target fact; revision aging, where changed or derived state is not updated correctly; and maintenance aging from routine lifecycle events. Using a temporal dependency DAG to encode cross-session structure, it produces aging curves over an operational lifetime rather than a single day-one score, and points to where repair should target.
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