Re: Memories and Skills > And none of this works properly. None. `Properly` is an ambiguous term. It may mean "not what someone expects" or something else, bu

Re: Memories and Skills > And none of this works properly. None. `Properly` is an ambiguous term. It may mean "not what someone expects" or something else, but I think this assertion is factually incorrect. > You have to remind it what's in it's own memory, Almost every agent pushes out prompt/context-prompts from the context window (overloaded naming, fun), rather than treating the existing context-prompt hierarchy as an immutable part of the window. Regardless, looking at agent code, it works as designed. > the subagent skill is influenced by the main system prompt. This is implied and working as intended. The skill is an additive prompt. Prompts are part of a hierarchy. System, Agent, User, Input (skill and typed) which all influence each other. Why it's over-engineered with a format rather than a flat text file, is beyond me. LLMs are virtually deterministic for small questions. They don't scale linearly or consistently. That's a mismatch of expectations, rather than a fatal flaw. The utility is a matter of risk management.