Git for Context: Versioned Temporal Graphs for AI Agent Memory
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TL;DR Most agent memory failures look like hallucinations. They are not. The model reasons correctly over a stale fact that the memory layer fed it. That is a database failure, not a model failure. Destructive updates create the State Confusion Problem. The seemingly obvious fix (have an LLM resolve facts at write time) breaks two ways: it silently purges history when the resolution model hallucinates equivalence, and it adds an LLM call to every ingested chunk. The architecture that works…
1Key Takeaways
- TL;DR Most agent memory failures look like hallucinations.
- The model reasons correctly over a stale fact that the memory layer fed it.
- That is a database failure, not a model failure.
- Destructive updates create the State Confusion Problem.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that tL;DR Most agent memory failures look like hallucinations.
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