cy-workflow-memory

Workflow context preservation across PRD task executions is maintained by reading, updating, compacting, and promoting memory files within workflow memory directories. This ensures durable cross-task context is saved and shared throughout the run.

Workflow-scoped task memory is a mechanism that maintains durable context across PRD task executions. You need it when a task prompt provides workflow memory paths and requires an agent to read, update, and promote durable context across tasks.

Memory compaction for long workflow runs is handled by compacting memory files as needed during task execution. This process reduces memory file size while preserving essential durable context for subsequent PRD tasks.

Yes, this workflow memory approach requires access to workflow memory directories and files provided by the caller. The agent needs these paths to load shared memory, update current task memory, and promote durable context.

Cross-task context is promoted into shared workflow memory by transferring durable context from the current task memory file into the shared workflow memory file. This ensures important context persists across all subsequent PRD task executions.