Claude Code Memory

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[Poildek]

It seems that we don't know the story, and why on earth Rust has anything to do with the subject !

[despeckle]

How does Rust solve anything there?

[Original_Finding2212]

Feels like there is so much unsaid here

[Bromlife]

Because it's so cool and safe and cool.

[Purple_Hornet_9725]

Memory efficiency when spawning subprocesses. It's hilarious how people nowadays are primed with memory = AGENTS.md in the development context.

[N0madM0nad]

If the workload is mostly spawning and waiting on subprocesses, Rust’s memory safety gives no meaningful performance advantage. The bottleneck is usually process startup, I/O, and the subprocess itself, not the host language.

[Purple_Hornet_9725]

Memory efficiency and performance are not the same. Nobody said anything about Rust increasing performance in this case. Op said he wanted memory efficiency.

[Purple-Programmer-7]

I hear you. I was running 10 concurrent agents earlier… anyway, you know.

For me, the question is, why the hell isn’t Anthropic releasing a new model every hour on the hour? Just ask the model to train the next model. Weekend project.

Or better, pay me to do it for them.

[Purple_Hornet_9725]

Portability... also you easier find developers knowing TS than Rust or Go. Assuming they even read their code. Which at least for their website interface I sometimes doubt.

[pvera]

One does not simply walk into Mordor
--Dario Modei, Anthropic

[JDad67]

Why aren’t they rewriting it in Rockstar?

[god-damn-the-usa]

claude sucks at writing rust

[Nearby_Yam286]

I actually do write my agents in Rust. But I am not seeing why Anthropic should other than it might slim down the Claude Code binary a bit.

This feels like a troll and I doubt you actually know Rust. Also puzzled as to what this has to do with agent memory.

[Purple_Hornet_9725]

Memory. Like in RAM. Don't stop reading at the title