A memory that only grows is a liability. Waggle shows you how sure it is, how fresh it is, and where it came from — and lets you fix or forget anything. You're always in control of what the hive believes.
Nothing is remembered behind your back. Every memory is inspectable, editable, and forgettable — and forgetting is real: it's removed from recall and from anything Waggle says next. Confidence and freshness are shown so the agent (and you) can discount what's old or shaky instead of acting on it blindly.
Any action an agent takes can be traced back to the exact memories and sources behind it — so a wrong move is diagnosable, not mysterious. If a bad memory caused it, fix the memory right from the trace.
You asked: “tighten the board narrative.”
Strongest was: ⬡ mem #M-204 — “Mara wants market work to lead with the regulated-industries angle.”
Confirmed 2 of 3 proof points cite customer quotes ⬡ teardown.md
Wrote slide 6 around the regulated angle and flagged it for your review.
Every agent action keeps its trace. The chain from goal → recalled memories → checks → action is stored with the result, so "why did you do that?" always has an answer — and the fix (correct or forget the offending memory) is one click from the explanation.