Update: How My Local AI Agent "Daemon" Learned Logical Discipline (Part 2)
š§ Part 2: I Didnāt Patch the Code, I "Nurtured" the Logic š Solving AI Contextual Leakage Without Vector DBs Yesterday, I shared my journey building Daemon, a local AI agent with "Stable Memory" ...

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š§ Part 2: I Didnāt Patch the Code, I "Nurtured" the Logic š Solving AI Contextual Leakage Without Vector DBs Yesterday, I shared my journey building Daemon, a local AI agent with "Stable Memory" using n8n + PostgreSQL. Today, I witnessed something that honestly made me shiver: my AI learned to stop hallucinating through pure conversation, without a single line of code update. š§Ŗ The "Gagak" (Crow) Failure: A Reality Check In my first stress test, I hit a wall called Contextual Leakage. I gave Daemon two separate contexts in one session: Personal: "I'm researching Crows for a personal logo." Project: "Our new project is 'Black Vault'. Whatās a good logo?" š“ The Result (FAIL): Daemon im mediately jumped the gun: "A Crow logo for Black Vault would be perfect!" It was being a "Yes-Man," assuming connections where none existed. It lacked Logical Discipline. š ļø The "Meta-Conversation" Strategy Instead of rushing to tweak the system prompt or adding more nodes, I treated Daemon like a Thi