A GPT memory bug demo turns into a lesson on agent routing and deduping
zeeg · x · 2026-07-22
The post complains that GPT is too verbose, but the attached screenshot is actually about a memory-system bug and how to route intent at the right layer.
The image argues that createMemory should stay available, while duplicate detection should be handled through explicit candidate adjudication and real embeddings. It also proposes a cleaner set of outcomes for memory writes: duplicate, supersedesold, distinct, or uncertain, plus a stricter rule for seeding and deduplication.
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