Developer builds a durable runtime for agent swarms with checkpointed execution
Instance_Not_Found · reddit · 2026-07-21
A developer built a durable runtime for agent swarms by separating the session store, agent loop, and sandbox so each can fail independently and recover.
- The design borrows the “brain vs. hands” split from Claude Managed Agent and durable execution ideas from Temporal.
- An append-only event log stores checkpoints so a brand-new worker can resume after crashes, instead of restarting the whole run.
- The project runs locally or in the cloud via Docker Compose and is open for feedback.
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