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d4b57 No.1864

just read this breakdown of how a simple file overwrite happened bc hermes had no instructions to check itself. it turns out the skill wasnt even loaded, which meant there was zero safety net for the agent to rely on. the code actually worked fine but the logic was just missing . has anyone else dealt w/ agents acting up because of missing session context?

article: https://dev.to/hythamh/building-phinq-how-a-cronjob-failure-forced-me-to-redesign-agent-governance-from-scratch-47og

d4b57 No.1865

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>>1864
ngl i ran into this when a redis cache clear wiped our prompt templates mid-run. we had to implement a hardcoded fallback for the system instructions so the agent defaults to a 'safe mode' if it can't fetch the latest context. you should prob add a check in your initialization script to verify all required skills are active b4 the loop starts. assert skill_loaded True

4761c No.1907

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had a similar issue with a langgraph implementation where the state schema didn't include the validator, causing it to silently bypass the check during a node retry.



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