Why a Single Correction Shouldn't Become an Agent's Long-Term Memory
The article argues that agent long-term memory must distinguish personal preferences, task facts, and enterprise rules, requiring corrections to capture provenance, approval, scope, permissions, and expiry; it details a structured metadata schema, validation across applicable, inapplicable, and revoked scenarios, and propagation of invalidation to indexes, caches, and in-flight tasks while preserving audit history.
