Letta Code is a memory-first coding agent, designed for working with agents that learn over time. When working with coding agents today, interactions happen in independent sessions. Letta Code is built around long-lived agents that persist across sessions and improve with use. Rather than working in independent sessions, each session is tied to a persisted agent that learns. Letta Code is also the #1 model-agnostic OSS harness on TerminalBench, and achieves comparable performance to harnesses built by LLM providers (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI) on their own models.
Continual Learning & Memory for Coding Agents
Agents today accumulate valuable experience: they receive the user’s preferences and feedback, review significant parts of code, and observe the outcomes of taking actions like running scripts or commands. Yet today this experience is largely wasted. Letta agents learn from experience through agentic context engineering, long-term memory, and skill learning. The more you work with an agent, the more context and memory it accumulates, and the better it becomes.
Memory Initialization
When you get started with Letta Code, you can run an `/init` command to encourage your agent to learn about your existing project. This will trigger your agent to run deep research on your local codebase, forming memories and rewriting its system prompt (through memory blocks) as it learns.
Your agent will continue to learn automatically, but you can also explicitly trigger your agent to reflect and learn with the `/remember` command.
Skill Learning
Many tasks that we work on with coding agents are repeated or follow similar patterns - for example API patterns or running DB migrations. Once you’ve worked with an agent to coach it through a complex task, you can trigger it to learn a skill from its experience, so the agent itself or other agents can reference the skill for similar tasks in the future. Skill learning can dramatically improve performance on future similar tasks, as we showed with recent results on TerminalBench.
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