Production-ready AI agents need crash resilience
_jaydeepkarale · x · 2026-08-25
Argues that most AI agents aren't production-ready because they lack durability. A real agent must handle API calls, approvals, and failures.
If an agent can't resume from a crash and retry only the failed step, it's a prototype. The post introduces using Inngest to break agent workflows into durable steps, handling queuing, retries, state, and replay without starting over.
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