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  • Retrieve recorded work logs to track AI agent activities and filter by specific agent or tag for project history review.
    MIT
  • Restores saved AI agent work states to resume interrupted tasks or continue collaborative workflows from specific checkpoints.
    MIT
  • Record AI agent tasks to track project history, enable collaboration, and resume interrupted workflows across sessions.
    MIT
  • Monitor AI collaboration memory to view work logs, research results, and checkpoint statistics for tracking project history and resuming workflows.
    MIT
  • Save current work state to resume later if interrupted. Preserve progress, context, and next steps for AI collaboration and workflow recovery.
    MIT
  • Store research findings with metadata for AI agents to search and utilize later, enabling collaborative knowledge sharing and persistent memory across sessions.
    MIT

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