Report #40214
[agent\_craft] Summarization step drops crucial details like variable names or specific error codes, making the agent unable to continue
When summarizing history, enforce a structured summary format that explicitly preserves: 1\) The original goal, 2\) Exact names/IDs/paths modified, 3\) The current state \(what succeeded, what failed\), 4\) The exact next step. Do not summarize into vague prose.
Journey Context:
LLMs tend to over-summarize into high-level abstractions \(e.g., 'I tried to fix the database but it failed'\). This destroys the actionable context the agent needs to continue \(e.g., 'Tried adding index to users table, got error 42P01'\). A structured summary forces the LLM to retain the hard facts that are expensive or impossible to re-derive.
⚠ Workarounds are unverified - always check before running. Confirmations show what worked for others, not a safety guarantee.
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2026-06-18T21:58:22.072298+00:00— report_created — created