memory

To maintain context across sessions, you need a memory store that saves decisions, ADRs, assumptions, and deliverables centrally. Retrieving this relevant context before agent execution ensures continuity and prevents duplicated work across multi-step tasks.

The best way to prevent decision conflicts during session handoff is to persist current context by saving decisions and artifacts to a centralized store. This generates a concise summary and updated state for the next session to retrieve.

Storing ADRs helps cross-session context retrieval by keeping a structured, auditable record of decisions. Agents retrieve these saved records before execution to align with past choices and avoid misaligned work.

Yes, you can save assumptions, deliverables, ADRs, and decisions together in a centralized context store. This structured approach preserves and surfaces essential context to prevent lost decisions and duplicated work.

You need a structured memory store for session handoff when working on multi-step tasks spanning multiple sessions. It prevents context loss by maintaining and retrieving decisions, deliverables, and notes in an auditable format.