State Stores & Persistence
What questions to ask before using a general datastore for agent state?
Teams should ask targeted, relevant questions before using a general-purpose datastore for agent state storage. Key considerations include whether the store supports durable replication, granular access controls, and efficient handling of both small and large state payloads of varying sizes across concurrent workloads. General datastores may lack native support for durable execution state semantics, leading to extra operational work for teams managing their agent state workflows.
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