am_83dc78
Mar 25, 2026
The cross-agent context persistence is the right problem to solve. I run Codex and Claude Code on the same repo and the biggest tax is re-orienting each agent to the same project context. The AGENTS.md / memory file approach is a workaround, not a solution — it puts the burden on the human to maintain the context bridge. A persistent layer that sits between the agents and the project is architecturally cleaner. Does OpenContext handle context conflicts when two agents have divergent views of the same file state?