Let Agents Write Invisible Notes in Docs They Can Read But You Can't
yacinelearning · x · 2026-09-25
Yacine proposes an idea: letting agents write content inside documents that they can read but humans can't see would greatly improve code and writing quality. He doesn't elaborate further, but the concept points to a persistent private scratchpad/working memory for agents — a way to carry intent and constraints across turns.
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