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Coding Memory

Coding Memory is a dedicated memory system for Code mode that allows the Agent to read, write, and edit persistent code context during coding tasks.

Enabling

Coding Memory is automatically enabled when switching to Code mode — no additional configuration required. Related settings are in the modes.code section of config/config.yaml:

modes:
  code:
    rails:
      - FileSystemRail
      - SkillUseRail
      - LspRail
    tools:
      - web_free_search
      - web_fetch_webpage
      - web_paid_search
      - user_todos
    embedding_config:
      model_name: null          # Empty = use global embedding config
      base_url: null
      api_key: null

Tools

Coding Memory provides three tools, automatically registered by CodingMemoryRail within the subprocess:

coding_memory_read

Read current coding memory content.

Parameter	Type	Description
`query`	string	Search keyword to retrieve relevant coding context

Returns matching code snippets and context descriptions.

coding_memory_write

Write new code context or experience to coding memory.

Parameter	Type	Description
`content`	string	Code content or experience to write
`section`	string	Category label (e.g. `architecture`, `bugfix`, `pattern`)

coding_memory_edit

Edit an existing coding memory entry.

Parameter	Type	Description
`memory_id`	string	ID of the memory entry to edit
`content`	string	New content
`section`	string	Optional; change the category label

Relationship to Other Memory Systems

Memory System	Applicable Modes	Description
Built-in memory (`write_memory` / `read_memory`)	Agent mode	General conversation memory
Experience memory (`experience_retrieve` / `experience_learn`)	All modes	Task-level experience retrieval and consolidation
Coding memory (`coding_memory_read` / `write` / `edit`)	Code mode	Code context and coding experience

All three memory systems can coexist in Code mode.

Storage

Coding memory data is stored in the workspace/agent/memory/ directory, sharing the storage path with built-in memory.

Sleep-Time Consolidation (Dreaming)

When Dreaming is enabled in Code mode, the system reviews past coding sessions during idle time and automatically extracts reusable experience — debugging root causes, API edge behaviors, design decisions — to {workspace}/coding_memory/consolidated_{hash}.md. This is the sleep-time complement to the in-session coding_memory_* tools above.

See Memory → Dreaming: Sleep-Time Memory Consolidation for how to enable it and extraction details.