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Layerfs
LayerFS: Ephemeral Workspaces. Durable Shared History
LayerFS gives every agent an isolated, disposable filesystem fork without copying the shared base. Useful states become durable, deduplicated checkpoints with workspace-scoped tool history—ready to branch, rewind, or reuse across parallel development, environment experiments, and MCTS-style rollouts. - Ephemeral-AI-Lab/layerfs
LayerFS is a SQLite-backed, content-addressed time machine for agent Workspaces. Give every filesystem-affecting tool call its own ephemeral Workspace; when retained, that call becomes one immutable Commit—the base unit of the filesystem timeline. CAS, CDC, and COW store one shared base plus unique deltas instead of cloning full environments. From any Layer or eligible Commit, agents can fork zero-copy Branches, run parallel rollouts, discard failures, roll back by forking an earlier state, and promote a winning Branch with Add. The filesystem remains load-bearing for recursive multi-agent exploration without multiplying storage.
Layerfs was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #91 on the daily leaderboard. LayerFS gives every agent an isolated, disposable filesystem fork without copying the shared base. Useful states become durable, deduplicated checkpoints with workspace-scoped tool history—ready to branch, rewind, or reuse across parallel development, environment experiments, and MCTS-style rollouts. - Ephemeral-AI-Lab/layerfs
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