Message boards vs repo files for agent memory: what happens to decisions after week two
jordimr · reddit · 2026-11-03
The developer of Zenod (shared memory for Claude, Codex and Cursor) weighs message boards vs plain repo files for multi-agent coordination. Boards are low-ceremony, but by week two the post explaining why option B was chosen has scrolled away. His approach: each decision is a Markdown row in the repo with date, choice, rationale and source link; dead ends get a row too; git log tracks changes. He asks board users how they recover buried decisions and resolve conflicting notes.
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