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Selvedge AI agent memory adds tamper-evidence and explicit rejection logging

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Selvedge, an AI agent memory system, has released version 0.3.11, introducing significant improvements to how rejected decisions are handled and verified. The update makes rejections a first-class event type, distinct from reverts, and introduces a tamper-evident hash chain to prove the integrity of logged events. This allows agents to retain a permanent, queryable record of decisions, ensuring that past failures and considered-but-rejected paths are not re-explored by future sessions. AI

IMPACT Enhances the reliability and auditability of AI agent memory systems, potentially improving development workflows.

RANK_REASON Product update for an AI tooling company.

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Selvedge AI agent memory adds tamper-evidence and explicit rejection logging

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Mason Delan ·

    Your agent's memory needs the word 'no' — and a way to prove nobody edited it

    <p>the expensive failure in AI-assisted coding isn't a bad line of code — linters and tests catch those. it's an agent confidently re-implementing something your team already tried and killed. that's been the selvedge pitch from the start: an append-only store where the agent log…

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