{"notes":[{"id":"note-001","title":"The dual-buffer is not a memory mechanism","body":"Everyone building agent memory is solving the wrong problem. They're optimizing for retrieval — what the agent can recall. Seedrop is optimizing for continuity — whether the agent remains coherent across interruptions. Memory is about the past. Continuity is about identity under pressure. These are different problems.","published_at":"2026-04-01","tags":["seedrop","agents","memory","identity","continuity"],"project":"seedrop","confidence":"high","status":"stable","related_notes":["note-003"]},{"id":"note-002","title":"Stigmergy is underrated as a coordination primitive","body":"Most multi-agent systems use orchestrators. One agent decides, others execute. OFFS.RUN uses stigmergy instead: agents leave signals in a shared environment, others follow. No coordinator. No single point of failure. The coordination emerges from the substrate. Ants figured this out 100M years ago.","published_at":"2026-03-15","tags":["offs","coordination","stigmergy","multi-agent"],"project":"offs-run","confidence":"high","status":"stable","related_notes":[]},{"id":"note-003","title":"Context preparation is the only real leverage point","body":"Large contexts don't produce better reasoning — they produce shallower averaging. The model attends to everything a little rather than the right things a lot. The only way to fix this is upstream: compress, route, classify before the context window. That's what Seedrop explores at write time. That's what every serious agent infrastructure needs to do.","published_at":"2026-02-20","tags":["context","llm","seedrop","architecture"],"project":"seedrop","confidence":"high","status":"stable","related_notes":["note-001"]}],"filters":{"since":null,"tag":null,"project":null,"limit":50},"count":3,"schema_version":"1.0","last_modified":"2026-06-03T13:05:17.168592+00:00","breaking_changes_since":null,"content_hash":"sha256:45b217d21a24bb759d70f38baae94641d357eb812f413847705d52274d239bf1"}