Continuity Ties Hindsight Agent Memory to Source-Checked SOC Incident History
azbycx2018 · reddit · 2026-09-29
The Continuity project explores letting an AI agent use past incident experience in security operations without making decisions on its own.
- Uses Hindsight for persistent memory, but recalled information must be linked to a prior incident before supporting a recommendation
- Distinguishes "no relevant history," "memory unavailable," and unverified information
- Analysts can review, modify, or reject recommendations, keeping humans in control of consequential actions
- Demo scenarios use a fictional bank and do not reflect production results
The author is seeking feedback on memory provenance and human-in-the-loop design.
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