State Stores & Persistence
What questions should I ask before using a general-purpose datastore for agent state?
You should vet general-purpose datastores thoroughly before using them for agent state storage. Ask key targeted questions covering support for durable consistent state, large payload handling, granular permission controls, and regional failure resilience. These general-purpose stores often lack native optimizations for durable agent execution workflows, which can lead to inconsistent state and degraded performance when an unoptimized store is chosen without proper review.
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