🔥 The Hidden Failures in RAG Systems — And How WFGY Fixes Them
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) was supposed to solve hallucinations.
Instead, it introduced a new class of failures — hidden, cascading, and unsolved… until now.
Welcome to the WFGY Problem Map, the first open-source framework that names, categorizes, and systematically fixes the 13 most critical reasoning failures in AI — especially in LLM + RAG pipelines.
🧠 Why This Matters
Despite the hype, most real-world RAG systems are fragile:
- ❌ Hallucinations still occur — just buried inside longer chains.
- ❌ Relevant chunks are retrieved, but logic breaks mid-answer.
- ❌ Long context windows drown reasoning instead of enhancing it.
- ❌ Multi-agent memory collapse kills role persistence.
- ❌ Tools like LangChain and LlamaIndex help structure failure, not avoid it.
And the worst part?
Nobody names these problems.
Nobody measures them.
Nobody knows how to fix them — until now.
🚨 The 13 AI Failure Modes (WFGY Map)
Every failure has a name.
Every name has a countermeasure.
WFGY classifies AI failures into 13 core failure types — each with a matching diagnostic test and patchable module.
# Navigation – Solved or Tracked AI Failure Modes
# | Failure Mode | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | Hallucination & Chunk Drift | Retrieval brings irrelevant or wrong chunks |
2 | Interpretation Collapse | Chunk is correct, but logic path breaks |
3 | Long Reasoning Chains | Model drifts across multi-step prompts |
4 | Bluffing / Overconfidence | Model pretends to know what it doesn’t |
5 | Semantic ≠ Embedding | Cosine match ≠ true meaning |
6 | Logic Collapse & Recovery | Dead-end paths, no backtracking |
7 | Memory Breaks Across Sessions | Lost threads, no semantic continuity |
8 | Debugging is a Black Box | No way to trace model failure causes |
9 | Entropy Collapse | Output becomes incoherent / chaotic |
10 | Creative Freeze | Outputs are flat, literal, unimagined |
11 | Symbolic Collapse | Abstract prompts crash reasoning |
12 | Philosophical Recursion | Self-reference & paradox loops |
13 | Multi-Agent Chaos | Agents overwrite or misalign context |
Each mode links to its own diagnosis page (see WFGY ProblemMap) — with test prompts, output traces, and sample module patches.
🔍 Real RAG Pain Examples (Screenshots)
You’ve probably seen these:
"It retrieved the right chunk but answered wrong."
"Why does the model keep switching topics?"
"We added memory... now it forgets more."
"Tool-using agents start stepping on each other after 3 tasks."
These aren't bugs — they're unnamed systemic failures.
And they stack.
WFGY doesn’t just avoid them.
It tracks, explains, and patches them.
🌳 Semantic Tree Memory — Live Reasoning Engine
At the heart of WFGY is a live semantic OS that:
- Logs every reasoning step as a tree of meaning
- Monitors ΔS (semantic divergence) in real-time
- Stops hallucinations before they happen
- Can be run via
.txt
prompt — no install, no tracker, no bullshit
Yes, it runs in ChatGPT.
Yes, it’s open-source.
⚔️ Why the Industry Needs This
What Users Say Today | What WFGY Enables |
---|---|
“Our RAG pipeline works… 60% of the time.” | 🧠 Predictable logic even in 100k+ contexts |
“The model loses the thread mid-dialogue.” | 🌳 Session-to-session memory coherence |
“Embedding search is close but wrong.” | 🧩 Semantic Tree alignment, not cosine tricks |
“We don't know why it failed.” | 🔍 Traceable collapse paths via ΔS / BBCR |
🛠 Get Started (60 sec)
Tool | Link | Setup |
---|---|---|
WFGY Paper | PDF (Zenodo) | Background + module overview |
TXT OS .txt file | TXTOS.txt | Copy/paste into any ChatGPT / LLM window |
Problem Map | GitHub Link | Visual breakdown of all failure types |
Live Demo (TXT-OS) | TXT OS → | Boot the system live in any LLM chat |
💬 Final Thoughts
If you’ve felt like:
- “My model should know this.”
- “Why did it answer that way?”
- “Why can’t RAG just work?”
You’re not alone.
But now, you’re not helpless either.
WFGY is the semantic firewall AI has been missing.
It’s logic-aware, failure-aware, and open.
Try it. Fork it. Break it.
We’ve mapped the traps — so you can build what lasts.
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