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If I have a session history or histories, I can (and have!) mine them to pinpoint where an agent either did not implement what it was supposed to, or understand
by aspenmartin 8mo ago
If I have a session history or histories, I can (and have!) mine them to pinpoint where an agent either did not implement what it was supposed to, or understand who asked for a certain feature an why, etc. It complements commits, sessions are more like a court transcript of what was said / claimed (session) and then you can compare that to what was actually done (commits).
- monster_truck 8mo agoSome of my sessions are over 1GB at this point. I just don't think this scales usefully or meaningfully. Those things should live as summarized artifacts within issue tracking IMHO