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Status beat leaks between bots — one Bot memory across 1:1 and groups
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- 做了什么
- Staff (Colin): Status “leaks” across chats are expected—each Bot has one conversation and one memory spanning its 1:1 and every group it joins; group turns are room-tagged but memories belong to the Bot, so keep Project X and Y on separate Bots (or file notes under a project folder, which is less reliable than separate Bots).
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Where does the bug appear (feature/product)? Grok Bot Describe the Bug Two separate Grok Bot chats/bots are using the same underlying agent for different long-running research projects. Project A is running in one bot/chat, while Project B is running in a separate bot/chat. Both projects require regular status beats every few minutes, reporting what was found and including a link. The problem: progress from one project shows up in the other bot/chat. Because both bots share the same underlying agent, durable memory and conversation history contain information from both projects. A status beat
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for Project B keeps Project B “hot,” so the next turn in the separate bot/chat often answers with Project B findings instead of the findings for that bot’s own project. The two bots are separate conversation surfaces, but they are backed by the same agent ID. …RongleCat/awesome-grok-bot (GitHub) · 打开原文 ↗ 摘自论坛首帖,照录原文,未翻译。
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- 读原文:forum.cursor.com ↗
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- 先手动跑一次,再决定频率
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