In my case I have set up the agent is the repo. The repo texts compose the agent’s memory. Changes to the repo require the agent to approve.

Repos also message each other and coordinate plans and changes with each other and make feature requests which the repo agent then manages.

So I keep the agents’ semantically compressed memories as part of the repo as well as the original transcripts because often they lose coherence and reviewing every user submitted prompt realigns the specs and stories and requirements.