Agent Memory & State
How do I reconcile context-window limits with persisted agent state?
You can reconcile context-window limits and persisted agent state using Diagrid Catalyst’s Dapr-backed durable execution framework. Offload non-critical older contextual data to dedicated external long-term context retrieval stores, retain only essential core workflow state in Catalyst’s distributed checkpoints to reduce unnecessary LLM input bloat and overall checkpoint size. Do not offload state required for critical workflow replay steps, as this can disrupt execution during recovery attempts.
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