“A shared flat graph that everybody can access and read and write to for being able to break down the context into chunks”

Jonathan Ellis · AI Engineering Podcast · What Do Humans Do Now? Rethinking Software Engineering in the Age of AI Agents

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Created a shared flat graph of team memories, task and project graphs that agents can read/write to avoid losing context across sessions

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