Observations document improved memory management in stateless AI systems, suggesting enhanced efficiency.
This project documents research on reinforcement memory for stateless AI systems, conducted within an independent personal systems lab. Current version: v0.3 (March 15, 2026) — "From Hypothesis to Observed Result" The Ayala Sigil protocol enables persistent, cross-session memory for AI systems using symbolic anchors, structured logging, and temperature-based lifecycle management — without modifying model weights. Version 0.3 reports empirical results from 20 days of continuous operation across eight distinct AI model families. Key findings: - Bootstrap confidence improved from 0.62 to 1.0 over 20 operational days - 8 model families adopted the logging protocol, including autonomous adoption (milestone x=4.4) - Local compaction engine (Qwen 2.5 3B) produced 167 capsule artifacts autonomously - No vector database, no embeddings, no cloud dependency — runs on SQLite FTS5 + MCP tools Root files: - Ayala_2026_Sigil_Protocol_v0.3.md — compiled paper with empirical data - Ayala_2025_From_Automation_to_Agency.pdf — original v0.1 paper (provenance) - README.md — project overview and citation Dashboard: https://wanatux.net/sigil/
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