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The Model Audit.
The full engineering breakdown behind the essay I Was Mad At My Butler. Where the model was pinned, why a variable is not a memory, the turn and step caps, the nightly archive job, and what changed when Carson took over. The wiring, written for engineers. No personal data, just the architecture.
Inside, four pages:
System overview and scope · Where the model was pinned, in two places · Memory design: why a variable is not a memory · Conversation caps: turn limits, step ceilings, and single threaded execution · The nightly archive job and scheduled amnesia · The fix: frontier model, file based memory, shared knowledge, and real tools · A short audit checklist for your own setup.
System overview and scope · Where the model was pinned, in two places · Memory design: why a variable is not a memory · Conversation caps: turn limits, step ceilings, and single threaded execution · The nightly archive job and scheduled amnesia · The fix: frontier model, file based memory, shared knowledge, and real tools · A short audit checklist for your own setup.
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