Agent Mesh: Shared Memory for Multi-Agents
Individual_Ideal · reddit · 2026-07-17
The author shares their project, Agent Mesh: a shared memory system for multi-agent collaboration, aimed at reducing context loss and "drift" when switching between models.
Core designs include:
- Using SQLite to maintain agent message request/response logs, supporting context passing by request id
- Maintaining decision logs so agents record "why they did it" in code comments and planning docs
- Providing a Workbench web dashboard to centrally view logs, add human feedback, and generate feedback request ids
- Supporting automatic splitting of feedback into backlog items, which are then passed between Claude and Codex for collaborative planning and review
The author notes the system tries to remain agent agnostic, but they recommend the Claude + Codex combo to leverage both subscriptions simultaneously instead of paying per token.
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