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[plan] Add cache-memory baseline pattern documentation for stateful analysis workflows #29786

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Objective

Document the cache-memory baseline pattern for stateful analysis workflows (e.g., coverage tracking, metrics comparison across runs).

Context

From discussion #29782 — Agent Persona Exploration found that cache-memory is used well for stateful baseline comparison but this pattern isn't clearly documented for users building similar workflows.

Approach

  1. Locate the appropriate documentation file (likely .github/aw/create-agentic-workflow.md or docs)
  2. Add a Stateful Analysis with cache-memory section covering:
    • When to use cache-memory (tracking metrics across runs, comparing current vs. baseline)
    • How to store a baseline value (e.g., coverage percentage, metric score)
    • How to read it on the next run and compare
    • Worked example showing a coverage delta workflow:
      • Run 1: store baseline coverage to cache-memory
      • Run 2+: load baseline, compute delta, post comment if regression
  3. Include a note on filesystem-safe filenames (no colons in timestamps — use YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS format)

Files to Modify

  • .github/aw/create-agentic-workflow.md (or relevant docs file)

Acceptance Criteria

  • cache-memory baseline pattern is documented
  • Worked example shows store-then-compare across workflow runs
  • Filename safety note included (no colons in artifact names)
  • Example uses filesystem-safe timestamp format

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  1. github-actions commented on May 3, 2026

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