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silentsvnyesterday at 9:23 PM0 repliesview on HN

One thing I've been wrestling with building persistent agents is memory quality. Most frameworks treat memory as a vector store — everything goes in, nothing gets resolved. Over time the agent is recalling contradictory facts with equal confidence.

The architecture we landed on: ingest goes through a certainty scoring layer before storage. Contradictions get flagged rather than silently stacked. Memories that get recalled frequently get promoted; stale ones fade.

It's early but the difference in agent coherence over long sessions is noticeable. Happy to share more if anyone's going down this path.