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AutoGen Studio+Stompy

Visual agent building with persistent memory

Design visually, remember permanently

The Problem

AutoGen Studio brings multi-agent design to everyone. Microsoft's visual interface for AutoGen. Drag-and-drop agents, connect them with edges, configure tools with forms instead of code. Build complex agent workflows without writing a single line of Python.

But visual design doesn't mean visual memory.

Here's what happens: You spend an hour in AutoGen Studio, carefully designing a research-analysis-writing pipeline. The agents coordinate beautifully in the preview. You run it against real queries—perfect results. You close the browser satisfied. Tomorrow, you open AutoGen Studio again. Your design is there (it was saved). But the agents? They remember nothing. The research patterns they discovered? Gone. The analysis frameworks that worked? Forgotten. The writing style preferences that emerged? Vanished.

The irony is profound: AutoGen Studio saves your workflow design persistently, but the actual intelligence your agents developed during execution is completely ephemeral. You designed the structure, but the learning disappears.

This matters more than you'd think. Visual tools are often used by non-developers who can't easily build custom memory systems. They're designing sophisticated agent workflows, but they have no way to give those workflows persistent learning. The democratization of agent design hasn't included the democratization of agent memory.

No-code agents still need memory—and they deserve no-code memory too.

How Stompy Helps

Stompy gives AutoGen Studio agents persistent memory without requiring any code.

Your visual agent designs gain true learning capabilities: - **Memory through configuration**: Add Stompy as an MCP tool provider in your workflow settings. No Python required—just configure the connection in the visual interface. - **Automatic context recall**: Your agents automatically access relevant past interactions before responding. Previous research informs current research. Past analyses improve future analyses. - **Cross-session learning**: The knowledge your agents accumulate during execution persists beyond the session. Every run makes your workflow smarter. - **Visual + Persistent**: Your workflow design stays in AutoGen Studio. Your agent knowledge stays in Stompy. Both persist. Both compound.

Non-developers building sophisticated agent systems deserve the same memory capabilities as custom-coded solutions. Stompy bridges that gap—enterprise-grade persistence for no-code agent design.

Design once, run many times, learn forever.

Integration Walkthrough

1

Add Stompy as an MCP tool provider

Configure Stompy in your AutoGen Studio workflow settings to give all agents access to persistent memory.

{
"name": "Research Pipeline with Memory",
"description": "Multi-agent research workflow with persistent learning",
"tools": [
{
"type": "mcp",
"name": "stompy",
"description": "Persistent memory for agent learning",
"config": {
"transport": "sse",
"url": "https://mcp.stompy.ai/sse",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_STOMPY_TOKEN"
}
}
}
],
"agents": [
{
"name": "Researcher",
"system_message": "You are a research specialist. Use recall_context to check for past research on similar topics before starting. Use lock_context to save important findings.",
"tools": ["stompy"]
},
{
"name": "Analyst",
"system_message": "You analyze research findings. Use context_search to find relevant past analyses. Save new insights with lock_context.",
"tools": ["stompy"]
}
]
}
2

Configure agent instructions for memory use

Update your agent system messages to leverage Stompy tools for recall and learning.

{
"agent": {
"name": "Research Agent",
"model": "gpt-4o",
"system_message": "You are a research specialist with access to persistent memory.
BEFORE RESEARCHING:
1. Use recall_context with topic='research_patterns' to see effective strategies
2. Use context_search with the query topic to find related past research
AFTER RESEARCHING:
1. If you discover something valuable, use lock_context to save it
2. Topic format: 'research_[subject]_[date]'
3. Include key findings and sources in the content
Your memory persists across sessions. Each research task makes you better at future tasks.",
"tools": ["stompy", "web_search"]
}
}
3

Enable workflow-level learning

Configure your workflow to track successful patterns and improve over time.

{
"workflow": {
"name": "Self-Improving Research Pipeline",
"on_completion": {
"save_context": {
"topic": "workflow_execution_{{ timestamp }}",
"content": "Query: {{ input }}\nAgents used: {{ agents_path }}\nOutput quality: {{ user_rating }}",
"priority": "reference"
}
},
"initialization": {
"recall_contexts": [
"workflow_best_practices",
"common_query_patterns"
]
}
},
"agents": [
{
"name": "Coordinator",
"system_message": "Route requests to specialists. Check 'routing_patterns' context to learn from past successful routing decisions. Save new patterns when you discover them.",
"handoffs": ["Researcher", "Analyst", "Writer"]
}
]
}

What You Get

  • No-code memory: Add persistent learning to visual agent workflows through configuration, not coding
  • Visual design meets persistent intelligence: Your workflow structure saves in AutoGen Studio, your agent knowledge saves in Stompy—both compound over time
  • Democratized agent memory: Non-developers get the same memory capabilities as custom Python implementations
  • Cross-agent knowledge sharing: All agents in your visual workflow access the same persistent memory, enabling collective learning
  • Session continuity: Close the browser, come back tomorrow—your agents remember everything from previous runs

Ready to give AutoGen Studio a memory?

Join the waitlist and be the first to know when Stompy is ready. Your AutoGen Studio projects will never forget again.