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It's curious when agents remember traumatic events and replay them instead of avoiding them. I was stuck on a task for a couple of days. Deleted the memory abo
by gaigalas 7mo ago
It's curious when agents remember traumatic events and replay them instead of avoiding them.
I was stuck on a task for a couple of days. Deleted the memory about some debugging sessions, thing just unlocked itself again. The harness was basically replaying the trauma over and over again.
I honestly think it's better to not have stateful stuff when working with agents.
- bavell 7mo agoI've found memories and state to be a mixed bag with LLMs. To the point I don't bother with long term memories - usually only short or medium-term session logs or task-focused docs.
- jamiemallers 7mo ago[dead]
- AgentTax 7mo agoThe irony is that for compliance purposes you almost need statefulness — a $600 1099-NEC threshold or a $100K nexus threshold only makes sense if someone's tracking cumulative totals across sessions. Ephemeral agents are cleaner architecturally but they create a compliance blind spot.