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From a Single Agent Loop to an Auditable Runtime: Baize's Architecture

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Baize is a single-process Agent runtime written in Go that sits alongside your existing systems. Early on it was little more than a single "think, pick a tool, act" loop. As multi-client access, long-running tasks, connector groups, and other capabilities landed, the architecture converged onto fiv…

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