Repo-Local Memory
Repo-local memory means continuity travels with the repository instead of staying only in a chat transcript, provider account, or hidden service. That makes handoffs inspectable and usable by different compatible agents.
AICTX stores inspectable artifacts under .aictx/ so coding agents can resume from project-local evidence.
What repo-local memory preserves
AICTX can preserve:
- current task state;
- handoff summaries;
- decisions;
- failure memory;
- execution summaries;
- optional repository structure hints.
Why use repo-local memory
Repo-local memory makes continuity visible and reviewable. When Git-portable continuity is enabled, a safe subset can also be shared by small teams through Git.
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