Los agentes de código necesitan memoria durable, no solo contexto
The article discusses the importance of durable memory for code agents in software development. It emphasizes that critical technical decisions should be documented in a way that they are accessible and versioned within the repository. The author suggests using Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) to ensure that important decisions are not lost or forgotten over time.
- ▪Code agents often rely on context but may forget important technical decisions.
- ▪ADRs can help document decisions that affect future work and architecture.
- ▪Not every change requires an ADR, only those that impact future architectural decisions.
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