eaa-session-memory

Session memory persistence saves architecture decisions, design patterns, technology choices, and open questions to file-based storage, ensuring continuity and preventing rework between design sessions.

Creating handoffs transfers design state between agents or sessions by generating documents that capture architecture decisions and open questions for seamless state transfer and context restoration.

Context persistence restores the agent's previous work by loading existing session memory from file-based storage at session start, automatically retrieving all recorded design decisions and constraints.

Yes, session continuity automatically loads previously made decisions, technology choices, and constraints when resuming work, allowing the Architect agent to continue from where you left off without re-explanation.

Session memory records architecture decisions, design patterns, technology choices, constraints, and open questions to file-based storage, preserving critical design context for future reference and continuity.

Session memory management is needed when design work spans multiple sessions and requires preserving architecture decisions, constraints, and open questions to prevent losing critical context and avoid rework.