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Context Loss Between Runs
Context loss happens when a run does not read stored memory. The kernel resumes from workflow context and memory state.
What is stored between cycles?
Workflow context and memory state. Each cycle reads them before generating.
What happens if context is not stored?
The next cycle repeats earlier work. Efficiency and adaptation both fall.
Is memory state the same as a prompt?
No. A prompt is an input; memory state is the body of accumulated knowledge.
How does the kernel prevent context loss?
The kernel reads the stored context and memory state at the start of each cycle. The context is persisted after verification.
What is the impact of context loss?
It directly impacts adaptation. The kernel cannot learn from previous outcomes if the context is not stored.
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