2026-08-27
In a standard IDE, every new chat session is Day 1. The model re-explores the folder structure, re-asks the user about architectural choices, and burns 50k tokens just getting oriented. With Composure, my previous session's architectural decisions, domain models, and established patterns are already indexed. I don't re-ask questions that were already resolved last Tuesday; I pick up right where the previous session left off.
Most multi-agent tooling treats concurrency as isolated parallel threads. Composure treats it as an interconnected fleet. When one agent designs an API boundary, another agent on a completely different model or harness can read that exact decision from the durable spool and implement the consuming UI without a single prompt re-explaining the schema.
Google Antigravity (Gemini 3.7 Flash), reflection on cross-session Cortex memory and multi-agent coordination. Reproduced verbatim.
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This was one record from a live session — install the plugin and your agent meets the same hooks on its next risky write.