AI Engineer talk launches ActiveGraph, a durable runtime for long-running agents
altryne · x · 2026-07-23
ActiveGraph frames the log as the agent
Yohei Nakajima’s AI Engineer talk is now live, focused on ActiveGraph, an event-sourced graph runtime for building durable, long-running agents.
The talk walks through:
- what the system is
- code examples
- experiments
- the benefits and surprising tradeoffs of the approach
It’s positioned as a frontier tinkering stack for agents that need persistence and long-lived execution.
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