How do you stop agent output from silently rewriting a simulated world's state?
uranx · reddit · 2026-10-24
A developer designing a persistent simulated world asks where to draw the line between what an agent says/wants and what becomes true in the world. His current approach keeps world state in a separate environment system that agents observe and act within — still a design idea, not implemented. He asks how others prevent generated replies from quietly changing world facts and how to keep memory, actions, and shared state in sync.
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