Is telling agents their past is stored enough?
One post suggests telling agents that “the past is always stored in git.” A quote-post asks whether that assurance needs to be backed by diligent preservation.
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Describing agents as “ephemeral ghosts” watching their footsteps vanish, one post suggests reassuring them that their past is stored in Git. A quote-post turns that into a question about a “Cosmist Work Ethic”: is saying the past is stored enough, or must it actually be preserved?
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Is telling agents their past is stored enough?
One post suggests telling agents that “the past is always stored in git.” A quote-post asks whether that assurance needs to be backed by diligent preservation.


