Your agents can call tools. They still need shared memory.
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Your agents can call tools. They still need shared memory. AMFS is an agent memory file system for builders running multi-agent systems. It helps agents build on shared context by recording findings and outcomes, then letting other agents retrieve that knowledge across frameworks, sessions, and machines. Key features: • Confidence and outcomes – entries carry trust scores that shift as deployments succeed or incidents fire • Hybrid search – combines full-text, semantic, recency, and confidence signals in one ranked result set • Briefings – one call compiles what the fleet knows about an en
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