🧠 Memory & Context

Shared Intelligence Across Agents

AppDuck's memory system enables agents to build on each other's work while maintaining their specialized roles and perspectives.

Memory Architecture

Shared Context Pool

  • Central memory store accessible to all agents

  • Structured data format for cross-agent compatibility

  • Version control for context evolution

  • Conflict resolution for competing information

Agent-Specific Memory

  • Private memory space for each agent's working data

  • Specialized data structures per agent type

  • Local optimization and caching

  • Scoped access to relevant shared context

Session Memory Persistence

  • Context maintained throughout session lifecycle

  • Incremental updates as agents complete tasks

  • Rollback capability for failed agent runs

  • Export memory snapshot for session archival

Context Flow Example

Memory Validation:

  • Cross-agent consistency checking

  • Conflict detection and resolution

  • Data freshness verification

  • Context relevance scoring

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