cy-workflow-memory

Durable workflow memory is maintained by reading and updating memory files within a shared directory structure. This allows agents to carry cross-task context across PRD task runs and compacts context to ensure clean handoffs.

Cross-task memory compaction is the process of summarizing and promoting durable learnings into shared memory. It uses specific guidelines to guide compaction decisions, ensuring clean context handoffs between subsequent task executions.

You separate task-local memory from shared workflow memory by keeping local memory files for quick reuse and promoting only durable cross-task learnings into the shared memory state. This prevents context bloat across multiple runs.

Cross-task workflow memory management should not be used for PR review remediation, global user preferences, or programmatic event-log summarization. It is specifically designed for long-running, multi-task Compozy pipelines.

Yes, workflow memory carries cross-task context across PRD task runs and across separate runs. It reads and writes to a shared workflow memory path to maintain state for long-running AI-assisted workflows.

You compact task memory by applying compaction guidelines from a references file to promote durable cross-task context. This keeps task memory local for quick reuse while ensuring clean handoffs for the next agent.