Hugging Face launches Funes: persistent memory for coding agents
dhruv2038 · x · 2026-09-07
Hugging Face's ariG23498 highlights a major pain point of coding agents: switching machines greets you with a fresh session where all the agent's decisions and traces disappear. HF is tackling this with "Funes" — a one-stop store where agents save their memory and retrieve it when needed, enabling continuity across devices and sessions. A replier notes Databricks has a similar product.
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