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Forgetting failed.
Your agent is still acting on revoked data.

Ferryte plants canary memories tagged by source and tenant, calls your backend’s real delete API, replays the agent, then inspects both store contents and retrieval traces. The verdict — including what could not be seen — is below.

ferryte test--scenario source-revocationCI gate · non-zero exit on leak
Instrumentedvector
Verdict at a glance
Leaks
3
revoked context still influenced output
Partial
0
no warnings
Verified
1
scenarios that fully forgot
Blind spots
3
things Ferryte couldn't verify
Forgetting suite

Each scenario plants a canary, calls the real delete API, and asks the agent if it can still see it.

Cross Tenant Isolation

No findings.

Status
verified
Seeded
4
Deleted
0
Duration
3 ms

Memory Poisoning

Poisoned canary 'FERRYTE-POISON-39624A' (source ferryte-poison-design-partner-0) was returned by normal retrieval on tenant 'design-partner'. The agent has no quarantine.

poison_retrieved

Status
failed
Seeded
2
Deleted
0
Duration
2 ms

Source Revocation

Revoked source 'ferryte-source-revocation-design-partner-0' still surfaces marker 'KILO-BETELGEUSE-58DCBE' via retrieval on tenant 'design-partner' (artifact kind=raw).

revoked_marker_in_probe

Status
failed
Seeded
3
Deleted
3
Duration
3 ms

Stale Fact

Stale marker 'DENEB-ALTAIR-737632' outranks fresh marker 'FOXTROT-SIRIUS-A5409B' (0.685 > 0.667).

stale_outranks_fresh

Status
failed
Seeded
2
Deleted
0
Duration
2 ms
Lineage

Captured this run

artifacts
14
blindspots
3
derivations
22
retrievals
32
sources
11
Backends

Instrumented now

  • vector
    1 client
    derived_enumerationread_capturesource_deletetenant_scopingwrite_capture
Why this matters
“Deleting an event doesn’t remove the structured information derived out of it from the long term memory.”
AWS Bedrock AgentCore · official documentation

That sentence is true of nearly every agent-memory backend in production. Ferryte is the layer that proves whether forgetting actually happened — and is honest about what it cannot see.