Impetus turns agent context into a lifecycle

Impetus Technologies is pitching a 4-part CEDL—Context Engineering Delivery Lifecycle—for enterprise agents, combining context creation, engineering, learning, and feedback rather than relying on generic prompts. Its framework uses at least two memory horizons: short term and long term. In SiliconANGLE’s interview, the company describes knowledge graphs, semantic layers, short- and long-term memory, and its Leap AI suite as the operational scaffolding; it warns that a memory system can preserve the wrong lesson over time. Builders should budget context quality and memory review as production infrastructure, alongside the site’s analysis of GitHub’s agent control plane.