deep-agents-memory

To persist agent memory across sessions, use a persistent storage backend like StoreBackend. This ensures data is saved across threads and sessions for long-term retrieval and continuity.

Yes, you can route file paths to different storage backends using a CompositeBackend. This hybrid storage approach allows flexible management by directing specific paths to ephemeral or persistent memory.

The best way to manage temporary working files in an agent thread is using an ephemeral StateBackend. This stores data within a single thread for temporary operations until the session ends.

You can read and write files directly from the disk using FilesystemMiddleware. It enables direct disk access for operations like listing, reading, writing, and editing files.

Yes, this agent memory skill supports file searching operations like glob and grep. These operations are available alongside listing, reading, writing, and editing files via the filesystem middleware.

You should not use persistent storage for agent state management when handling temporary working files that only need to exist within a single thread. An ephemeral backend is better suited for transient data.