On git notes

I was reading up on the Artifacts product on the Cloudflare Docs site yesterday when I came across the following page talking about a thing called git notes. I know git has a lot of obscure and niche features, but I’d literally never heard of git notes before. In a nutshell, it allows you to add notes and metadata to individual commits without affecting the commit itself (like the original commit message, code or SHA which is obviously immutable). It is stored in a separate object database, so there’s a complete separation of concerns while being version controlled and tracked in the same repository. You can create multiple notes refs, allowing you to have different namespaces for different types of metadata (e.g. what you might have initially tried doing but stopped, and another for documenting where you are heading next). As the Cloudflare page outlines, I think this could be hugely beneficial for addressing the memory problem that agents and harnesses have. There’s been so many…