ax-go-agent-memory-skills

Recall callbacks in Ax Go agent memory workflows are structured as host-side functions that load memories and retrieve relevant context during an agent turn. This Skill provides the correct package patterns for organizing them outside generated package global state.

Skill discovery and used-skill tracking in Ax Go runs are managed by maintaining loaded-skill state and monitoring which skills influenced the response. This keeps dynamic skill discovery logic organized within host-side memory workflows.

Yes, the Ax Go package supports dynamic skill discovery during runtime. You use generated-package APIs with no-key or provider-backed runtime profiles to detect and load skills on the fly for deterministic and networked execution.

Managing Go agent memory state without global variables involves structuring retrieval logic and loaded-skill state on the host side using recall callbacks. This approach keeps memory workflows organized through runtime context management rather than package-level globals.

Yes, no-key runtime profiles are supported for deterministic Ax agent execution in Go. They allow you to run agent memory workflows and skill tracking locally without provider-backed network access, ensuring consistent behavior during development.

Ax Go agents struggle with context retrieval across turns when recall callbacks are not properly structured for host-side memory loading. Implementing organized memory workflows with correct package patterns ensures relevant context is retrieved during each agent turn.