Add Persistence Skill

This skill is an action router — pick the step that matches the user's intent and execute only that step. Do not run other steps; do not parallelize.

Available actions:

• Step 1 — runFromCheckpoint only (replay/restore from a saved checkpoint, no feature install)
• Step 2 — Persistence feature install (writing checkpoints continuously during a run)

Step 1 — runFromCheckpoint Only

Use when you have a checkpoint payload (typically from a previous run that did install the feature) and you want to resume execution from it — without installing the write-side feature yourself.

import ai.koog.agents.core.agent.AIAgent
import ai.koog.agents.core.persistence.AgentCheckpointData

val checkpoint: AgentCheckpointData = loadFromYourStorage(...)

val agent = AIAgent(
    promptExecutor = ...,
    llmModel = ...,
    systemPrompt = "...",
)

val result = agent.runFromCheckpoint(checkpoint)

AgentCheckpointData shape in 1.0:

• id, sessionId, schemaVersion at the top level
• properties: JSONObject contains nodePath, lastInput, lastOutput (moved inside properties in 1.0)
• storage is the serialized AIAgentStorage

If you constructed checkpoints manually under 0.x, the shape is different — extract the moved fields and rebuild before passing.

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Step 2 — Persistence Feature Install

Use when the agent needs to write checkpoints continuously during a run — for crash resilience, replay-with-modifications, or to back planner agents that survive restarts.

Add the dependency:

implementation("ai.koog:agents-features-persistence-jdbc:1.0.0")
// or another persistence backend module — JDBC is one of several

Install in the agent's trailing lambda:

import ai.koog.agents.features.persistence.Persistence

val agent = AIAgent(
    promptExecutor = ...,
    llmModel = ...,
    systemPrompt = "...",
) {
    install(Persistence) {
        // backend-specific config — JDBC URL + credentials, or in-memory for tests
        // type names use `Persistence*` spelling — `Persistency*` from pre-1.0 was renamed
    }
}

For planner agents specifically: 1.0 added checkpoint support for planner state (KG-673). AIAgentStorage is serialized into checkpoints automatically, so any createStorageKey<T> value with a @Serializable type rides along — non-serializable types break checkpointing silently (invoke Skill(skill: "manage-state") for the serialization constraints).

The corresponding pipeline interfaces also split in 1.0: AIAgentPipeline → AIAgentPipelineAPI + AIAgentGraphPipeline / AIAgentPlannerPipeline. Code that referenced the old interface needs updating.

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