cy-workflow-memory

To maintain context consistency across PRD task runs, use durable workflow memory to read, update, and compact context files between executions. This ensures cross-task consistency by managing shared versus task-specific memory promotion decisions automatically.

Cross-task workflow memory compaction is the process of summarizing and promoting durable context between task executions. You need it when a task prompt requires reusability and consistency across multiple runs within a single PRD workflow.

You promote durable context to shared workflow memory by applying built-in promotion criteria during task execution. The system evaluates task-specific memory and determines which context is durable enough to elevate to the shared workflow memory files.

No, this workflow memory management does not handle PR review remediation, global user preferences, or programmatic event-log summarization. It specifically manages cross-task consistency, compaction rules, and memory promotion for PRD executions only.

Yes, you can use workflow memory files to share state between tasks in a Compozy run. The system manages per-task and shared memory files, reading and updating context to ensure durability and reusability across task boundaries.

The best way to ensure memory durability across multiple task executions is to implement compaction rules and promotion criteria. This approach manages shared versus task-specific memory, guaranteeing that durable context is preserved and reusable throughout the workflow.