Giving a deployment agent persistent memory with Hindsight
Kshitiii · reddit · 2026-09-29
The author argues most agents fail not from lack of intelligence but from starting every deployment with empty memory. Using Hindsight as the persistent memory layer, their deployment agent stores outcomes (not just logs), recalls similar past deployments and fixes before reasoning about a new one, and feeds actual results back into memory—a closed loop that turns deployment history into reusable knowledge. Long-form writeup on LinkedIn.
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