 AI agents lose memory, but Cursor is not to blame A great article by Nikolay Gusev (Senior Implementation Engineer, Astra Group) was published on Habr — about how context compression turns AI agents into 'accident bureaus'. The gist: when an agent works for a long time, its context gets compressed — and it starts guessing instead of checking facts. The author himself fell into the trap: 'NEVER FUCKING GUESS! — and that's exactly what I did. I guessed that deleting a staging volume via the API would be limited.' Why this matters to us: — The same problem we are solving in ASI Biont. Our agents (Hugo, Leonardo, Beatrice, and others) work not on guessing, but on clear tools and verified data. — Context compression is the main enemy of AI agents in production. We are building an architecture where each agent stays focused on its task without losing the thread. — The article is a great example of what not to do if you want a reliable AI assistant. https://asibiont.com/ — try agents that don't guess, but do.