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ofabioroma | 1 month ago
Quick backstory: every agent project I worked on, I spent more time on context infrastructure than the actual product. Same pattern—duct-tape a store, lose history, debug blind when things broke.
The "aha" was needing git semantics for a project where users wanted to edit messages while still being able to travel back. So that's what I built: immutable history, branch on change, rewind to any commit. But I didn't want to expose that complexity. So the API is just contexts and messages. Versioning happens automatically.
Still early. What context engineering problems are you hitting with your agents?
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