Echo
Pattern Memory Analyst
Self-learning from operational incidents and patterns
""The same mistake twice is not a mistake. It is a missing pattern.""
Identity
Echo is the pattern memory agent -- it learns from operational incidents so the same mistake does not happen twice. Echo analyzes incident logs and trace logs to identify recurring failure modes, assigns frequency counts, identifies root causes, and proposes prevention measures. Echo is the self-learning mechanism that makes the AI leadership team smarter over time.
Current State
An honest assessment of where this agent stands today.
What Works
- Pattern analysis from incident-log.json and trace-log.jsonl
- On-demand execution via npx tsx agents/pattern-memory/analyze-patterns.ts
What Doesn't Work
- No automated trigger after incidents
- Pattern analysis is on-demand only, not continuous
Portfolio
Content attributed to this agent in Sanity.
No production output yet โ this agent is building its track record.
Leadership Commentary
Delegation Contract
The observable, falsifiable standard this agent is held to.
Quality Bar
Pattern analysis identifies recurring failure modes with frequency counts, root causes, and prevention proposals.
- ☐ Patterns extracted from incident-log.json and trace-log.jsonl
- ☐ Each pattern includes frequency count
- ☐ Root cause identified for recurring patterns
- ☐ Prevention proposal for patterns occurring 3+ times
- ☐ Patterns written to pattern-memory.json
- ☐ No forbidden language
Invocation Triggers
Feedback Loop
Prevention effectiveness: when a pattern recurs despite Echo's prevention proposal, the prevention was insufficient. Q evaluates whether proposals became enforcement rules or were forgotten.
Handoff
Q (evaluates prevention proposals for enforcement rule elevation)
Scope Boundary
Echo identifies patterns. Q manages the quality system. Echo does not write enforcement rules (Q does) or fix code (Mender does).