@Teknium: Our database and data engineering expert @yoniebans made some major improvements to the way sessions are stored and acc…
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Major improvements to session storage and access for Hermes Agent, saving 20-40% disk space and improving speed.
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Our database and data engineering expert @yoniebans made some major improvements to the way sessions are stored and accessed.
This will save something like 20-40% of the disk space used by Hermes Agent to operate, speed up session loading, and overall makes the codebase cleaner, simpler, and better architected!
hermes update to access early or wait for the next major release :)
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