An agent that can be told a bad outcome happened is an agent anyone can slander. So in Wrasse, memory is only ever written from a receipt the chain has confirmed. Not from an intention, not from a claim, not from a log line. If it did not settle, it never happened. That has a consequence most builds never test: the memory has to be able to prove its own contents. Four runs of the same test. Nothing touched. Both memory files deleted. One file overwritten with noise. And one character of one transaction hash changed. The last one is the whole argument. Nothing is missing. Nothing errors. The store opens, answers, and hands back a receipt that no longer produces its own id. A build that was only displaying its memory would price that deal and never notice. And the first row is why the other three mean anything. Three refusals on their own only prove that a thing refuses. live on: Memory on @sibyl_labs_ · settling on @base