Tagged “decision memory”
Two AI agents, one codebase: why parallel work breaks without shared memory
Two coding agents can each produce a reasonable change and still leave the product inconsistent. The missing layer is shared decision memory: the settled calls every agent must know before it acts.
Your AI coding agent forgets every decision overnight. Here's the fix.
AI coding agents start each session with a blank memory, so settled decisions get re-litigated at machine speed. Here's what that costs a team, and how persistent decision memory fixes it.