HeurChain Adds Persistent Multi-Agent Memory

This solves a real operational pain point in multi-agent systems, but the hard part is less “remembering” and more “remembering correctly” without leaking stale or noisy context across agents.

• –Persistent memory across agent lifecycles is useful for long-running workflows, retries, and agent handoffs
• –Automatic sub-agent session tracking is the right abstraction if you want cleaner isolation than one shared global memory bucket
• –The 5-line integration claim is attractive, but the real test is how well it handles storage, retrieval quality, and write conflicts under load
• –If HeurChain uses shared state under the hood, governance and validation will matter as much as recall
• –The strongest use case is as infrastructure for agent orchestration, not as a magic replacement for careful context design