Developer seeks 10 engineers to break his agent memory system built for stale-state failures
Nervous_Peace9180 · reddit · 2026-09-03
A Reddit developer is recruiting 10 engineers who build AI agents to stress-test a memory layer he built, focused on failure modes in long-running agents: facts that change after being learned, replaced or deleted tools, conflicting sessions, and obsolete downstream state. The goal is to make agents confidently use stale, deleted, contradictory, or invalid memory. He's asking skeptics to try breaking it in real workflows — no pitch, just hunting missing failure modes via DM.
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