Add git-memory: persistent storage using orphaned git branches#4685
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Co-authored-by: pelikhan <4175913+pelikhan@users.noreply.github.com>
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[WIP] Add git-memory functionality for branch storage
Add git-memory: persistent storage using orphaned git branches
Nov 24, 2025
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Implements git-based persistent storage for agentic workflows as an alternative to cache-memory. Uses orphaned git branches prefixed with
memory/to store state across workflow runs with fast-forward merge strategy (ours).Configuration
Supports boolean, object, and array configurations:
Implementation
Core components:
pkg/workflow/git_memory.go- Configuration parsing, branch validation, step generationpkg/workflow/git_memory_prompt.go- Agent prompt generation explaining storage capabilitiesmemory/prefix on all branch namesWorkflow steps generated:
if: always()) - Commits all changes, handles conflicts with merge -X oursIntegration points:
GitMemoryToolConfigtoToolsConfigstructGitMemoryConfigtoWorkflowDatamcp_config_validation.go) to skip MCP validationmain_workflow_schema.jsonwith pattern validation for branch namesExample Usage
Counter workflow demonstrating persistence:
Files persist across runs in the orphaned
memory/examplebranch. Merge conflicts resolved automatically using current version.Original prompt
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