Continuity: teaching a security-response AI agent to show its work via memory
Thorfinn_002 · reddit · 2026-09-29
A team shares Continuity, a project exploring how an AI agent can support cybersecurity incident response by using memory to make responses both more useful and traceable—showing where retrieved context came from. They describe the design, approach, and lessons learned, and invite discussion on memory, explainability, and trust in AI security tooling. Details in the post are limited; it's an early-stage project writeup.
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