cy-workflow-memory

To preserve workflow context across multi-run task executions, use a memory maintenance skill that reads, updates, and compacts shared memory files, ensuring durable cross-task facts carry forward while keeping task-local details isolated.

Cross-task state management for multi-step agent workflows is the process of promoting durable facts into shared memory files while isolating task-specific operational details, preventing noisy or incorrect history from contaminating future runs.

To compact memory files and control noise in workflow memory, execute a compaction process guided by the distinct roles of shared workflow memory versus task-local memory, keeping future runs clean and focused.

You should promote task-local context into shared workflow memory when a discovery involves cross-cutting constraints, such as rate limits or schema version dependencies, using explicit criteria to ensure only durable facts are shared.

Yes, you need specific memory paths to run Compozy workflow memory maintenance, as the process requires strict validation of the provided workflow memory directory, shared workflow memory path, and current task memory path.