Jordy Zomer built a Datalog engine so AI agents can forget correctly

Lemmalog separates fuzzy LLM extraction from deterministic facts, provenance and retractions, with early benchmarks showing promise and gaps.

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Primary source: pwning.systems

Why it matters

Lemmalog moves agent memory from transcript retrieval toward auditable state maintenance, giving developers a way to retract bad assumptions without asking an LLM to reconstruct every dependency.

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Security researcher Jordy Zomer published the design and source code for Lemmalog on August 28th, turning a recurring failure in long-running AI-assisted vulnerability research into a Datalog engine that maintains what an agent currently knows.…

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