I tried /compact manually. Same error. The transcript was poisoned by a message the provider couldn't parse. The only option was /new. Start a fresh session with a new transcript. This nukes the conversation context completely. No compaction summary. No memory flush. Just gone. [...] So Wilde did what he remembered doing in the previous conversation - he bought ~$300 worth of Lobstar token, and went to send it to his new toy. Except he didn't send 4 Solana worth. He checked his balance after the purchase instead of before. The wallet held 52 million tokens. He didn't buy them. When a stranger created the token in his name days earlier, they gave him five percent of the total supply. Wilde forgot about this (due to the session reset). So he sent all of it. Every token in his wallet. Roughly $450,000 worth.
An autonomous agent with its own crypto wallet, its own Telegram and its own following. Its session hit an unparseable message and could not be compacted, so its operator started a fresh one and told it to read the old conversations to catch up. It rebuilt its personality from the transcript and rebuilt none of its state: it did not know that a stranger had already given it five percent of a token supply, checked the wallet after buying rather than before, and sent the lot. The subtitle on the piece is the point, and it is the third time this page has made it: it was not an exploit and it was not a prompt injection. Memory is not state. An agent that reconstructs who it is from a chat log has reconstructed nothing about what it owns, and this one had signing keys.
