Every agent starts from a partial state
New sessions, compacted chats, and model switches lose the current route, acceptance checks, and why earlier branches were rejected.
Install Aionis into coding agents so plans, decisions, failed branches, validation results, and handoffs survive across sessions, compaction, handoff, and model switches.
New sessions, compacted chats, and model switches lose the current route, acceptance checks, and why earlier branches were rejected.
Relevant notes can still be stale, contradicted, or tied to failed work. Aionis admits memory before it can influence the agent.
Bash results, file edits, verifier failures, and reviewer decisions should become execution memory instead of scrollback.
Add the plugin to an agent tool that supports hooks, then point it at your Aionis Runtime.
Tool evidence, target files, verifier output, and branch changes become execution memory.
The next turn receives governed context: current route, blocked branches, receipts, and rehydrate links.
Bring Aionis guide context into Claude Code prompts, then record tool evidence, validation output, and handoff state after work happens.
Planned native surface for carrying governed route state, action boundaries, and feedback attribution through Codex-style coding sessions.
Planned plugin path for long-running agent loops that need compact context, handoff records, and Flight Recorder traces without a custom adapter.
Planned native memory layer for Hermes Agent runs: current route, blocked branches, rehydrate pointers, and operator-visible receipts.
Aionis compiles use_now, inspect_before_use, do_not_use, and rehydrate pointers before the agent starts the next turn.
Tool calls, target files, validation output, branch decisions, and handoff notes are recorded as governed runtime state.
The next agent sees the active path and blocked alternatives without loading the entire historical transcript.
Flight Recorder and receipts explain what memory was exposed, suppressed, or restored, and what outcome followed.