I got tired of memory systems that break when you spin up new agents or fail to track sub-agent sessions properly.

Ever get frustrated with memory systems that just fall apart whenever you spin up new agents or lose track of sub-agent sessions? Well, /u/desexmachina from Reddit built heurchain — a tiny but powerful memory layer that fixes that mess. It plays nice with Hermes and any other agents you’re using, and here’s the kicker — it *persists* even when agents are destroyed and recreated. So no more memory amnesia. And get this — each sub-agent automatically gets its own session tracking, with just about five lines of code ((slower)). That’s a game-changer for multi-agent systems, especially if you’re tired of pulling your hair out over session chaos. According to desexmachina, this solution is simple to integrate and works seamlessly across your stack. It’s fresh, it’s lightweight, and it’s exactly the kind of thing that can make your agent architecture more reliable. Keep an eye — this kind of innovation is exactly what pushes the field forward ((upbeat)).