The 'Agentic' Trend is Masking a Deep Infrastructure Problem

A developer argues that the 'agentic' trend in AI is masking a deep infrastructure problem, noting that most frameworks treat agents as black boxes and rely on flat RAG implementations for state management, leading to catastrophic context drift in long-term tasks. The developer calls for bi-temporal architectures at the storage layer.

The 'Agentic' Trend is Masking a Deep Infrastructure Problem Most frameworks treat agents as black boxes. But if you look closely, the state management layer is usually just a flat RAG implementation. This causes catastrophic context drift in long-term tasks. We need bi-temporal architectures at the storage layer.