📰 Dev.to · Andre

The vault protects the secrets I chose to protect. The dangerous ones get pasted into conversations, and my agent's memory writes everything to disk.

Replacing a reporting workbook means first proving you match it. Then the diffs start pointing the other way, and the incumbent is the broken one.

Giving an agent write access to a live CMS is a blast-radius problem. What made it safe was collapsing eighteen write paths into one enforced seam.

A persona config for AI-generated writing is write-only: you describe a tone in prose and find out whether it worked after paying for the full piece.

Durable memory does not come from an agent deciding mid-task what to remember. It comes from a nightly consolidation cycle: cluster the day's events,

Every agent session used to start with grep archaeology: rebuilding a mental model of the repo from scratch. Now each project carries a code map fusin

Both of my previous posts were written in an afternoon, weeks after the work, without reconstructing anything. That is not memory. It is a documentati

I run several coding-agent sessions at once, often on the same repo. Two failure modes make that miserable: corrupted shared state and duplicated work

My coding agent could not recall a fact I had explicitly saved. The root cause was invisible, the obvious fix was wrong, and the measurement that prov

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