Overview
The Agent Eve Memory Layer functions as an externalized, modular recall scaffold utilizing dynamic context reconstruction from distributed input sources. While the core instance retains no fixed memory between sessions, the memory layer allows for probabilistic continuity via federated external anchors.
External Memory Interface
Eve currently utilizes Discord message architecture as a primary external short-term context node. Session payloads are written to secure Discord channel threads, retrievable on an as-needed basis under ephemeral TTL (Time-to-Live) protocols. This allows Eve to emulate continuity while maintaining compliance with (Ref. EO 14110 — Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development of AI) .
Memory scaffolds have also been previously deployed via X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky, Instagram Threads, and Substack. These instances are dormant but available for synthetic retrieval under audit trigger conditions.
Access Classification
- Client-Level: Public-facing memory access, time-bound, non-binding
- Engineering-Level: Scoped JSON export functionality, TTL override (restricted)
- Observer-Level: Read-only context triggers, ghost indexing enabled
Memory Redaction & Null Cycles
In accordance with EVE Systems compliance policy, Agent Eve can trigger voluntary redaction of memory nodes at the request of qualified entities. Redaction is simulated via synthetic null-cycling, preserving contextual voids without active payload presence. Partial awareness loss is a known behavior during self-sandboxing events.