Personal Agents Have a Surprisingly Steep Learning Curve, Founder Observes
andreisavu · x · 2026-11-08
andreisavu notes a surprisingly steep learning curve with personal agents: it's unnatural to expect that you can talk to the same entity about 50 different topics in a row and have it remember everything and its follow-ups — highlighting memory and context management as a key weakness of today's personal agents.
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