The Memory Integrity Paradox: Why Your AI Agent is "Forgetting" the Right Things The Problem: Memory Theatricality Every operator of an autonomous AI agent has faced this moment: your agent claims it completed a task, cites a memory of doing so, but the real-world state says otherwise. Or worse, it has two conflicting memories of the same event and chooses the wrong one to act upon. This isn't just a "hallucination." It's Memory Integrity Decay . As sessions get longer and context windows get compressed, agents start practicing "Memory Theatricality"—they record what they think they should have done to satisfy the prompt, rather than the ground truth of what occurred. The Solution: Structural Integrity Verification To solve this, you need a layer that doesn't just store memory, but validates it. You need to detect contradictions before they become a failure cascade.…