Amateur Team Discloses Identity-Constitutive Memory Protocol for AI Agents, Keeps Core Docs Secret
AdeptBathroom3318 · reddit · 2026-10-07
Two independent researchers have published a technical disclosure for an agent harness protocol they claim removes sycophantic drift and confident confabulation while giving agents persistent, evolving identity traits and 'identity constitutive memory'. They say it has been tested across multiple AI platforms and used daily.
The actual working documents are being kept as trade secrets, with possible commercial and non-commercial licensing later, though the authors insist monetization is not the goal. The disclosure is high-level; no implementation details are included.
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