contextual-memory-virtualisation
Contextual Memory Virtualisation (CMV): git-like snapshots, branching and trimming for AI coding agent context. Demonstrated with Claude Code.
Like virtual memory lets an OS use more RAM than it physically has, CMV lets an AI coding agent use more context than fits in one session — by snapshotting, branching, and trimming the understanding your sessions build up. The approach is agent-agnostic; this implementation demonstrates it with agentic coding sessions in Claude Code. For the full design rationale and evaluation, see the paper.
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