State Stores & Persistence
How do vector stores fit into agentic durable execution state storage?
Vector stores are most appropriately used for agent retrieval corpora rather than core agentic durable execution state storage for most production deployments. They store embedded contextual data to enable simple, fast, relevant similarity searches during key retrieval workflows to support tailored agent responses, separate from critical formal workflow progress or conversation history. You should avoid using them as a formal system of record, as they lack built-in durable execution safeguards.
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