A browser sends a request with a method, target, headers, and sometimes cookies. The server returns a status, headers, and content. Authentication identifies a user; authorization must still check access to each order.
omp stores sessions as append-only JSONL with id/parentId forming a tree; a mutable leaf pointer selects the active path. /tree uses TreeSelectorComponent for navigation; navigateTree() switches leaf with optional branch summary, handles checkpoint/rewind, supports Claude/Codex foreign session import. Fork duplicates the session file inheriting providerPromptCacheKey. Resume/switchSession uses captureState/rollback for atomic transitions. Three-layer storage (indexed/history/artifact) separates concerns.
By default every DM lands in one main session, and group activity and background work report back into it. Memory is entirely Markdown on disk — the model only remembers what gets saved, with no hidden state. But if more than one person can DM your agent, DM isolation is something you have to turn on.
Redis is an in-memory key-value store that's blazingly fast. DaoDao uses it to handle three responsibilities at once — API caching, session storage, and BullMQ job queues — all from a single Redis instance.