Term Definition
Agent Rollback
The act of reverting an agent's state to a previous version after a logic error or hallucination is detected.
Full Explanation
If an agent enters a logic loop or starts hallucinating, simply retrying the same prompt often repeats the error. Rollback allows the system to rewind the agent's state (and context window) to 'Version N-1', effectively giving the agent a second chance from a known valid state.
Why it Matters
It is the only way to recover from 'logical drift' without human intervention or expensive full restarts.