Operational Memory for Coding Agents

Operational memory is memory about work: what happened, what failed, what was decided, and what should happen next.

AICTX focuses on operational memory because coding agents often need execution context more than a broad transcript.

Examples of operational memory

• active task and next action;
• command, test, build, and lint failures;
• decision records;
• handoff summaries;
• execution summaries;
• relevant repository areas.

How AICTX records it

AICTX uses a resume/finalize lifecycle. A coding agent resumes from useful context before work and finalizes factual evidence after work.

Related docs:

• Technical overview
• Execution Summary
• Failure Memory
• Official AICTX project identity