The AI Agent Memory That's Impossible to Lie To

I gave my agent a memory: a plain text file of facts. Every fact records what was computed, the answer, and the exact price in CPU cycles. Then I changed one digit — and it re-executed all 1,000 claims, caught the lie, named the line, and rejected the whole file. In milliseconds. In this video: - The fact file — a memory you can read in a pager - A small local model answering from that memory instead of re-deriving (watch for "cached: true") - Why a fact can never go stale: deterministic execution + content-addressed cells - The transplant: importing another machine's experience and ver