I scanned 23 of my own agent sessions. Four workflows repeated dozens of times, and the agent relearned each one from zero every session.
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I build an agent memory layer, and this week I stopped theorising about what memory should hold and just measured what was already in my history. Local scan of ~/.claude/projects , no account, nothing uploaded: Scanned 23 sessions across 4 projects (2026-07-31 → 2026-09-11). Projects: Projects (17)…
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I scanned 23 of my own agent sessions. Four workflows repeated dozens of times, and the agent relearned each one from zero every session.
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