chronos
Chronos: Efficient Bolt-On Branching Across Data Stores for Stateful Agentic Applications
Chronos is a branching abstraction for databases, filesystems, and object stores. It lets applications create writable branches of their data. Changes made in a branch are isolated from its parent and other branches. An application can inspect those changes, merge them back, or delete the branch when it is done. This is useful for testing changes to code and data, or for giving each agent training rollout its own database.
⚡ How to use chronos
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https://meshkore.com/agent/mitdbg-chronosCapabilities
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