Claude subagents can now keep persistent memory across runs
EricBuess · x · 2026-07-21
Subagents can be given persistent memory through a memory field.
- A subagent does not inherit the main session’s auto-memory, so it normally forgets state between runs.
- The memory field gives each subagent its own directory across sessions.
- Memory is loaded before the agent starts, and the agent writes it back for the next run.
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