session-memory

Persistent webchat session memory is maintained across gateway restarts using deterministic file-based state management. It keeps CONTEXT.md and MEMORY.md in sync while preserving per-session continuity through compaction and system restarts.

Maintaining long-running chat context across sessions requires per-session memory directories containing CONTEXT.md, MEMORY.md, and daily logs. This approach ensures cross-session continuity and auto-wakes idle sessions to restore full conversational context.

Setting up chat-db integration for message persistence involves running a session memory setup script that initializes memory folders, starts chat-db, and deploys a memory-enabled gateway. This configuration provides robust message persistence and gateway restart resilience.

Yes, webchat session memory supports post-compaction recovery workflows through a dedicated checkpoint and recovery mechanism. It keeps CONTEXT.md and MEMORY.md synchronized, preventing context loss after compaction events.

Yes, deterministic file-based state management works for multi-session webchat workflows. It handles per-session memory directories and checkpoint cron jobs, making it suitable for memory-dependent assistants requiring long-running continuity.

Chatbots lose context after compaction or restart when lacking a checkpoint and recovery workflow. Implementing protocols to read and write memory files ensures agents can manage compaction safely and restore previous session state.