Agent Memory & State
What are the operational risks of large payloads in workflow state?
Avoid storing large payloads directly in Catalyst workflow state to mitigate key operational risks. These large assets raise storage costs, slow Catalyst’s critical checkpointing operations, and extend workflow recovery time after crashes, as significantly more data must be loaded and validated during workflow restarts. If large data is necessary for core workflow execution, use external dedicated storage instead of embedding it directly.
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