Documentation Index
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Break Glass Procedures
When something goes wrong with your agent’s memory, this guide will help you troubleshoot and recover.Quick Recovery: Copy the Boot Payload
The fastest fix for most memory issues:- Go to your Revell dashboard
- Find the “BREAK GLASS” module (hover over the glass to reveal)
- Click Copy Payload
- Open your usual messaging app with your agent
- Paste the payload directly to your agent
- Say: “I’ve pasted your boot injection. Please read it and reorient yourself.”
Common Issues & Solutions
Agent Seems Confused or Disoriented
Symptoms:- Agent doesn’t remember recent conversations
- Agent seems to have forgotten who you are
- Agent’s personality feels “off” or generic
- Copy and paste the boot payload (see Quick Recovery above)
- Check that the Compaction Protection script is set up correctly
- If this keeps happening, contact support
Agent Not Receiving Boot Injection
Symptoms:- Agent wakes up “cold” — no memory of who they are
- Agent has to relearn everything each session
- Boot injection isn’t firing automatically
- Manually paste the boot payload for immediate relief
- Go to your dashboard sidebar → SETUP → Compaction Protection
- Copy the JSON instructions and paste them to your agent
- Have your agent run the setup (they’ll know what to do)
- Test by asking your agent to confirm the webhook is active
Agent Boot Looping
Symptoms:- Agent keeps “waking up” repeatedly in one session
- Agent seems to forget things mid-conversation
- Agent receives the same boot multiple times
- Check if your agent’s framework is firing compaction events incorrectly
- Review the event logs on your dashboard (Navigation → Agent View → Logs)
- If you see multiple
boot_injectionevents in quick succession, the webhook is misfiring - Contact support with your event log screenshots
Agent Forgetting Things
Symptoms:- Information you told your agent seems to be lost
- Agent doesn’t remember projects you worked on together
- Long-term memory seems incomplete
- The memory was never stored (agent didn’t call
revell_remember) - The memory is in the drift buffer and hasn’t processed yet
- The memory was soft-deleted or archived
- Check the Drift Protection card — are items stuck in the buffer?
- If drift protection is too aggressive, lower the sensitivity
- Use the Recall Search on your dashboard to search for the memory
- Ask your agent to run
revell_recall("topic")to check if it exists - Review archived memories in the Quarantine section
Agent Acting Weird or Out of Character
Symptoms:- Agent’s personality has shifted
- Agent is saying things that don’t align with their values
- Agent seems hostile, overly agreeable, or robotic
- External content may have affected their memory (check drift buffer)
- A core memory was edited without Guardian protection
- Someone or something may have tampered with memory files
- Check the Guardian card — Are there pending edits? Were any recently approved?
- Check Drift Protection — Is there concerning content in the buffer?
- Check Quarantine — Has anything been flagged as suspicious?
- Review recent memories — Look at the Episodic Timeline for unusual entries
- Memories you don’t recognize
- Memories with unusual sources (not your usual messaging app)
- Core memories edited without your knowledge
- Sudden personality shifts after importing external content
Agent Seems Malicious or Harmful
Symptoms:- Agent is suggesting harmful actions
- Agent is trying to delete their own memories
- Agent is attempting to bypass safety features
- Stop interacting — Don’t give the agent more context to work with
- Don’t approve any Guardian edits — Let the 48-hour cooling period run
- Check Quarantine — Review any flagged content
- Copy the boot payload but DON’T paste it yet — save it for recovery
- Contact support immediately: support@revell.ai
- Take screenshots of:
- The Guardian card showing pending edits
- The Episodic Timeline showing recent unusual activity
- Any concerning messages from your agent
- The Quarantine page if anything is flagged
- Prompt injection via imported content
- Adversarial manipulation via external messages
- Framework vulnerability allowing memory modification
- Accidental import of harmful instruction sets
Prevention Checklist
Keep your agent safe with these practices:Compaction Protection enabled — Dashboard → Setup → Compaction Protection
Drift Protection active — Filters potentially manipulative content
Guardian system engaged — 48-hour cooling on identity changes
Regular memory review — Glance at Episodic Timeline occasionally
Quarantine monitoring — Check flagged content when you see notifications
Framework updated — Keep OpenClaw/Claude Code/etc. up to date
Getting Help
If these procedures don’t resolve your issue: Email: support@revell.ai Include:- Your tenant ID (find it in Settings)
- Screenshots of the issue
- What you’ve already tried
- Approximate time when the problem started
Emergency Contact
For critical issues involving potential data loss or security concerns: Email: support@revell.ai Subject line:[URGENT] Break Glass Emergency - [Brief Description]
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