Agent planning in a generated world may need external memory, not just frames
RecognitionBorn9180 · reddit · 2026-07-23
The post asks how an agent should plan when the world is still being generated and can change between frames.
Using LingBot-World / World-Infinity as an example, it suggests splitting the system into Director and Pilot roles, with the Pilot maintaining an external record of goals, inventory, and already identified objects instead of reconstructing everything from the latest frame. The author is unsure how far that memory should extend: a simple ledger is easy to inspect but loses uncertainty, while a full belief state preserves uncertainty but may become harder to debug.
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