Comment by gbnwl

You're still not closing the gap between the problems you're naming and how your solution solves them?

> With a flat file, both agents can read it, but you’re relying on humans as the coordination layer: deciding which docs are authoritative, when plans are superseded, which tickets are still valid, and how context should be scoped for a given agent.

So the memory system also automates project management by removing "humans as the coordination layer"? From the OP the only details we got were

"What it does: (1) persists context between sessions (2) semantic & temportal search (not just string grep)"

Which are fine, but neither it nor you explain how it can solve any of these broader problems you bring up:

"deciding which docs are authoritative, when plans are superseded, which tickets are still valid, and how context should be scoped for a given agent, questions like who can read vs. update which parts of context, how to share only relevant decisions, how agents discover what matters without scanning a growing pile of files, and how updates propagate without state drifting apart."

You're claiming that semantic and temporal search has solved all of this for free? This project was presented as a memory solution and now it seems like you're saying its actually an agent orchestration framework, but the gap between what you're claiming your system can achieve and how you claim it works seems vast.