Agent Memory & State
What’s the difference between replayable and recomputable agent state?
Replayable and recomputable agent state differ sharply in their requirement for durable storage. Replayable state includes critical task outputs and execution context saved to durable checkpoints to resume workflows. Recomputable state includes temporary data that can be regenerated if lost, such as transient tool results. Caveat: Misclassifying recomputable state as replayable can bloat durable storage unnecessarily.
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