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Why you cannot just rerun an agent after a crash WorkflowAgent, step boundaries, and idempotency keys explain safe recovery after crashes, timeouts, and human pauses, with a proposed Lora PI Kit adaptation.
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Where agent credentials belong: host, vault, and broker Where keys belong when coding agents call GitHub, databases, and cloud APIs, and how vaults and credential brokers define access boundaries.
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Splash: a local LLM inference stack built for each model Splash combines model packages, kernels, memory planning, and compatible local APIs into a model-specific inference stack for coding agents.
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Gemini Live: turnComplete no longer means the task is done Gemini Live Extended Thinking separates conversation turns from background task lifecycles. Clients need interaction_status to track actual completion.
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Why long tasks need more than one growing conversation How OpenAI Agents API and Anthropic Managed Agents use sessions, context windows, compaction, and persistent state for long-running agents.
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Herdr turns the terminal into an agent runtime How Herdr manages existing coding-agent terminals with persistent sessions, blocked states, cross-machine control, and agent coordination.
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Agent demos are easy. The harness is the hard part Strands harness-sdk, Harness MCP Server, and HydraFusion show why agent engineering needs control over context, permissions, state, validation, and recovery.
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Vercel Eve Agent Framework A source-backed review of Vercel Eve’s filesystem-first agent model, durable execution, tools, sandboxes, approvals, deployment, and Vercel platform tradeoffs.
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Sandbox isolation: boundaries, implementations, and practice How sandboxes limit untrusted code access to files, processes, networks, and resources, comparing VMs, containers, user-space kernels, and syscall filters.
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Building WishLive: A Multi-Agent Runtime A 48-hour hackathon build of an event-driven multi-agent runtime with registry, workflow, execution, negotiation, settlement, and observability layers.