What's the "best" multi-agent memory system for coding agents? I raised 9 issues on rohitg00/agentmemory and have given up on it.
Summary
A developer discusses alternatives to the agentmemory library for multi-agent memory systems in coding agents, comparing Mem0 and ByteRover, and asks for confirmations on Opencode and Pi.
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