cass_memory_system turns scattered agent sessions into persistent cross-agent procedural memory
doodlestein · x · 2026-09-04
A developer shares cassmemorysystem (433 stars on GitHub), a project adding procedural memory to AI coding agents: it transforms scattered session history into persistent, cross-agent memory so every agent learns from every other. A useful reference for developers building long-running or multi-agent coding workflows.
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