Agent Memory & State
How do replayable and recomputable agent state differ?
Replayable and recomputable agent state have distinct critical roles in durable AI agent execution. Replayable state must persist across crashes and retries to preserve production-grade workflow continuity, as it tracks both deterministic and core agent execution steps. Recomputable state can be regenerated from external sources, so it needs no dedicated durable execution storage. A key boundary is that recomputable state relies on valid accessible external sources to regenerate accurately.
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