Lesson 3 of 11 · 00:53:29 → 01:10:09
Give Your Agents a Memory
Agent-managed folders, gitignore partitioning, and living check-back files.
What you'll learn
- Create agent-managed notes/goals folders the harness can read and write
- Partition context with a global gitignore and tight token budgets
- Use live check-back tracking files and native harness memory
In a nutshell
Agent-managed folders, gitignore partitioning, and living check-back files.
A richer, curated recap and references for this lesson are being prepared.
Key concepts
Agent-Managed Folders
Global Gitignore Partitioning
Targeted Matrix Refinement
Token Optimization
Agent First Extensibility Paradigm
Live Check-Back Tracking Files
Native Harness Memory Systems
Make it stick
Interactive exercises, a quiz, and hands-on challenges for this lesson are being prepared.
Moments worth pausing on
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Questions from the room
how do you keep goal grounded? do you use grill-me? then create a plan?Tyler Newman
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do you caveman? what if too much to read?Tyler Newman
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Is otter.ai still on?Yaniv Keinan
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Are you using the memory features of these harneses? I noticed they get out of date when I use them and shifted to beads but even that has some clunk still https://github.com/gastownhall/beadsrosa
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Do you mind your own conversations? Do you have anything that goes in and… Create skills, or… or reflects on… Your conversations, it automatically improves.Tyler Newman
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