i’ve been building with agents heavily since last summer. one thing is consistently true: the longer a development process goes, the more the agent loses track. Decisions from three sessions ago, architectural choices that seemed settled are gone. it starts making mistakes it wouldn’t have made on day one. I tried capturing context at session boundaries, at task completion, when decisions were made. None of it was reliable enough. The model misses things, events are ambiguous, “done” is never really a clear moment mid-session. The only thing that’s always true is this: when you commit, something real happened. it’s deterministic, it’s intentional, it’s a natural checkpoint in the workflow. So I built my open sourced platform Frame’s context system around git commits instead. Pre commit hook updates the architecture map automatically, task state syncs from the commit, context gets captured at that exact moment. Everything else was too fuzzy. Git was already there, already reliable, already meaningful. So I suggest the same, just implement git to your agentic-development process. Or just look at it mine :). I am always open to feedbacks and contributions. Actually I need them. I would be very happy. Github : https://github.com/kaanozhan/Frame submitted by /u/Direct_Librarian9737
Originally posted by u/Direct_Librarian9737 on r/ClaudeCode
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