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Troubleshooting Agentic Retrieval: A Traceable Architecture for Scalable, Heterogeneous Vector Fleets
A deployment study across ten applications using Pinecone, Supabase pgvector, and Qdrant. The paper reports 597 verified and restored captures across two 300-attempt campaigns, preservation of earlier evidence through trust renewal and a corpus update, and practical findings from proactive inspection. It builds on the architecture introduced in the AgentNet paper below.
IAAI-27: Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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Accepted for AgentNet 2026 at IEEE ICNP
Provenance-Native Retrieval: A Signed, Content-Addressed Thin Waist for Agent Evidence
Eric Allioneaigamma.com
Dustin O'HaraWestern Washington University
The original architecture for signed, content-addressed retrieval evidence: typed derivation links, verification against consumer-selected trust anchors, and a shared Rust/WebAssembly core, evaluated in a four-store loopback testbed.
AgentNet: Networking Foundations for Autonomous Agents
Workshop at the 34th IEEE International Conference on Network Protocols
October 5, 2026 · Tempe, Arizona, USA · Conference program
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Accepted author manuscript · August 21, 2026 · 6 pages · PDF, 88 KB
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