Agents Should Be Durable, Not Long-Lived
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Published on julin.ai A common way to build an AI agent is to treat it as a long-running process. A worker receives a request, enters an agent loop, calls models and tools, waits for results, and eventually returns an answer. This works well until agents start doing real work. An agent may spend tw…
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- 2026-08-26 22:38 · DEV Community — AI
Agents Should Be Durable, Not Long-Lived
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