Every AI agent your company runs wakes up knowing nothing.
It doesn't remember the billing quirk someone debugged last Tuesday. It doesn't know the deploy recipe that a different agent figured out two weeks ago. It re-derives the same facts, makes the same mistakes, and asks the same questions, every session, forever. We've all just decided this is normal.
It isn't normal. It's a design choice, and I think it's the wrong one.
The default nobody questions
Look at how the popular memory systems are built. Mem0, Zep, Letta, Supermemory. They're good pieces of engineering and they mostly agree on one thing: memory belongs to a user, a session, or an agent. You get a namespace. You write into it. You read out of it. The boundary of memory is the boundary of one identity. Glen is so powerful because it does things differently, which I will cover later.
