When discussing the migration of projects and other code deliverables, their association with the new agent loop,
one approach is to always associate them with session memory and migrate them together during the migration process. This addresses the strict context requirements of projects in improvement and maintenance phases, such as recent logs and user feedback. Logs, in particular, are crucial for testing and defining improvement tasks. However, this leads to a huge need for parsing and packaging the context, and often makes it difficult to determine the current project status. Another approach is to use the current project's summary and spec + plan as a comprehensive review of the project and its development progress. In practice, we've found that such summaries and specs are development-oriented and can be associated with log files, even log summaries, through file references (links or paths). In this case, we only need to migrate the corresponding spec, even the latest one. This commit: f060536 attempts to solve this problem by pre-scanning the source agent to package the project's development progress before migration.
When discussing the migration of projects and other code deliverables, their association with the new agent loop,
one approach is to always associate them with session memory and migrate them together during the migration process. This addresses the strict context requirements of projects in improvement and maintenance phases, such as recent logs and user feedback. Logs, in particular, are crucial for testing and defining improvement tasks. However, this leads to a huge need for parsing and packaging the context, and often makes it difficult to determine the current project status. Another approach is to use the current project's summary and spec + plan as a comprehensive review of the project and its development progress. In practice, we've found that such summaries and specs are development-oriented and can be associated with log files, even log summaries, through file references (links or paths). In this case, we only need to migrate the corresponding spec, even the latest one. This commit: f060536 attempts to solve this problem by pre-scanning the source agent to package the project's development progress before migration.