State Stores & Persistence
What happens when large payloads are added to agent execution state?
Storing large payloads in agent execution state stores can degrade workflow performance and increase overhead. Catalyst may offload large payloads to object storage automatically, or teams can separate large data from core execution state explicitly. Standard execution stores are not optimized for large blobs, so dedicated object storage is often better. Poorly managed large payloads can bloat storage and slow workflow execution.
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