domain-memory

Track feature progress in development workflows by saving status states like passing, failing, in_progress, or blocked directly to disk, allowing stateless agents to retrieve current task context upon initialization.

To initialize persistent state management for a new spec, run the bash initialization script targeting your spec directory, which sets up the required YAML file for tracking development task progress and state.

No, you do not need external dependencies to manage agent state with bash scripts, because the implementation handles state initialization, reading, updating, and logging entirely through built-in shell operations.

Yes, you can integrate disk-based state management with Claude Code slash commands, because the YAML state file works seamlessly with Claude Code's workflow management to update and log task progress.

A limitation of using disk-based YAML for agent state management is that state concurrency relies on file I/O operations, meaning simultaneous write conflicts may occur if multiple stateless agents attempt to update the same file without locking.