Agent Memory & State
Which agent memory and state should be included in durable execution?
Only replayable, critical execution state belongs in durable execution for production AI agents. Durable execution tracks task progress, agent decision outputs, and persistent context required to resume runs after crashes or interruptions. Transient data like temporary tool results or non-critical chat snippets do not need inclusion here. Caveat: Avoid storing large payloads directly in this state to avoid unnecessary operational overhead.
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