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

Reddit r/artificial / 5/2/2026

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Key Points

  • The author introduces Heurchain, a memory layer designed to work seamlessly with Hermes and other agents in a multi-agent stack.
  • Heurchain aims to prevent “memory amnesia” by persisting memory across agent creation and destruction.
  • It automatically provides per–sub-agent session tracking, addressing issues where memory systems fail to follow sub-agent lifecycles.
  • The project is presented as lightweight to integrate, requiring about five lines of code, and is available via npm.
  • The author invites feedback from people working with multi-agent systems to improve the approach.

So I built heurchain—a memory layer that:
- Works seamlessly with Hermes and any other agents in your stack
- Persists across agent creation/destruction (no more memory amnesia)
- Gives each sub-agent its own session tracking automatically
- Integrates in ~5 lines of code

npm i heurchain
https://www.npmjs.com/package/heurchain

Would love feedback from anyone working with multi-agent systems.

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