Stop Re-teaching Your Scheduled Agent the Same Rule: How Correction Memory Works

Description and use

<h1> Stop Re-teaching Your Scheduled Agent the Same Rule: How Correction Memory Works </h1> <p>Say you run a scheduled agent in n8n. Every morning at 7 it pulls the new support tickets, triages them, and posts a summary to Slack. One Tuesday it misroutes a batch of billing questions to the engineering channel. You fix the summary, tell the agent "billing questions go to #support-billing, not #engineering," and move on.</p> <p>Wednesday morning it does it again.</p> <p>You open the workflow, edit the system prompt to add the rule, and test it. That works, until the next mistake. A week later th

Problem

<h1> Stop Re-teaching Your Scheduled Agent the Same Rule: How Correction Memory Works </h1> <p>Say you run a scheduled agent in n8n. Every morning at 7 it pulls the new support tickets, triages them, and posts a summary to Slack. One Tuesday it misroutes a batch of billing questions to the engineering channel. You fix the summary, tell the agent "billing questions go to #support-billing, not #engineering," and move on.</p> <p>Wednesday morning it does it again.</p> <p>You open the workflow, edit the system prompt to add the rule, and test it. That works, until the next mistake. A week later th

Outcome

<h1> Stop Re-teaching Your Scheduled Agent the Same Rule: How Correction Memory Works </h1> <p>Say you run a scheduled agent in n8n. Every morning at 7 it pulls the new support tickets, triages them, and posts a summary to Slack. One Tuesday it misroutes a batch of billing questions to the engineering channel. You fix the summary, tell the agent "billing questions go to #support-billing, not #engineering," and move on.</p> <p>Wednesday morning it does it again.</p> <p>You open the workflow, edit the system prompt to add the rule, and test it. That works, until the next mistake. A week later th

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Stop Re-teaching Your Scheduled Agent the Same Rule: How Correction Memory Works

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