| ▲ | pjm331 8 hours ago | |
If I were you I would look into maybe like analyzing sessions across harnesses? I’m not sure, some way to leverage this shared schema work that is not syncing Because syncing is trivially solved by just telling the agent to keep a work journal in markdown | ||
| ▲ | cat-whisperer 8 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
We do that, and it's really the point of the portability work. Once every harness's sessions live in one schema, you can manage and search all of them in one place. The markdown journal is a fair way to do it, and a popular one. It has a couple of limits though. A journal comes out of a prompt, so it records one way of looking at the session. Whatever that prompt didn't ask about is gone, and you usually find out which detail you needed much later. But the raw session still has it. Being able to unify the schema lets you do things notes can't. You can continue a teammate's session on your own machine, or pick up a claude.ai conversation in Claude Code or Codex. The new agent gets the transcript: all the decisions in the trajectory, not a summary of it. | ||
| ▲ | Narsagna 8 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
btw we also have an agent in the mac app that lets you analyze your sessions in all kinds of ways | ||
| ▲ | agentdev001 8 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
To say what the author said in another way- thats a garbage approach and completely misses the point. Sure, you can completely destroy the session by distilling it into a markdown- but thats like explaining what you did yesterday, vs having an immutable log of what you did yesterday. | ||