Use these tutorials to practice saving, connecting, and acting on project memories. Read What is Durmem for the basic concepts, then complete Quickstart. The examples use the palmerpenguins repository and [demo] store, and explain how to adapt their outcomes to your own project.
Core project-memory path#
- Durmem data types for coding agents: save different kinds of knowledge and connect related facts.
- Give agents real-time reminders: bring saved instructions back when an agent needs them, including at the start of a new session.
- Manage a project: organize a plan, ask the agent to carry it out and review the results.
Advanced#
These examples are optional; each lists its own prerequisites.
Kanban: coordinate agents and computers#
Read these in order, or go directly to the operation you need. Kanban exercises use [kanban].
- Kanban: coordinating complex work: understand the roles and durable records.
- Manage Kanban fleet: connect computers, start workers and run your first KanbanTask.
- Build a beak length report with a Kanban fleet: drive design, cross-harness reviews, implementation, tests and reporting with two coordinator prompts.
- Tour the Kanban page: read status and find the next action.
- Keep Kanban work safe with the Vault: install the shared key and assign secret profiles.
- Maintain and troubleshoot Kanban: adjust the fleet and ask the coordinator to resolve stalled work.