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Invariant-First Compressive Drift Control in Multi-Agent Pipelines Most context compression pipelines treat summarization as a text reduction problem, silently dropping state invariants between agent hops. When Agent A hands off a truncated payload to Agent B, the missing negative constraints are almost always where the cascade failure begins. The naive approach relies on LLM-based summarizers to distill history, introducing semantic drift. As context grows, summarizing a summary strips away boundary conditions and edge-case rejections, leaving behind a danger