Stash: agent memory across sessions, laptops, models and teammates. When an agent’s session ends, everything it learned is lost: what it tried, what worked, what failed. The next agent starts from zero. Stash saves that knowledge with its evidence, so any agent, on any laptop or model, continues where the last one stopped. Repeated mistakes become rules a person approves, so your organization’s agents get smarter with every session.
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