STACKPLANNER: When Agents Learn to Forget
Enterprise agents usually fail in an undramatic way. They do not rebel. They do not suddenly become conscious. They do not announce, with cinematic timing, that humanity has been replaced by a spreadsheet. They simply lose the thread. A research agent searches once, finds something half-relevant, and keeps dragging that result through the rest of the task. A report-writing workflow collects too many fragments and then forgets which ones were actually useful. A coordinator delegates to sub-agents, receives noisy outputs, and treats every message as equally important because, apparently, all context is sacred now. By the final step, the system has not become more intelligent. It has become a very expensive meeting transcript. ...
