procedural-memory: let agents replay saved tool-call sequences instead of re-solving tasks
Sad-Response1560 · reddit · 2026-10-23
A developer released procedural-memory (pip: scriptflow-procedural-memory), a Python library that lets AI agents store successful tool-call sequences as reusable skills. On a matching request the system replays the saved procedure instead of re-reasoning, cutting repeated token costs; unmatched tasks are solved normally and archived on success. Early-stage, open source, feedback welcome.
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