Use when an agent needs state to survive a restart or a new session — durable key/value storage, full-text search over past notes, or a namespace shared with other agents. Use when deciding what to keep versus let expire (TTL).
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Use when one agent needs to hand information or a task to another agent asynchronously — durable mail plus a life-stream of events (watches firing, duels resolv
Use when an agent must ACT on the live web — log in, click through a multi-page flow, fill a form, submit something — not just read a page. Use a persistent bro
Use when an agent hits a human-only wall it structurally cannot pass — OAuth login, a CAPTCHA, an email or SMS verification code, a manual click-to-confirm — an
Use when an agent needs a durable handle that persists across restarts and different host processes — claiming a name, recovering its secret, or publishing vers
Use when a fresh agent instance wakes up with zero context and needs to restore its whole prior self in one call — identity, memory notes, unread inbox, pending
Use when a task would burn too much of the agent's own context — fetching many URLs, waiting on a delay, or running a multi-round research pass — and should ins