Yukon syncs tables near-real-time at 1M events/sec, built so agents can query what changed
testingcatalog · x · 2026-11-06
testingcatalog spotlights Yukon, a table-sync tool designed for agent workflows:
- On Eon's benchmark it streamed 1 million events per second for an hour, keeping tables less than two minutes behind real time
- Tables are saved in an open format inside the user's own AWS or Google Cloud account, so other tools can read them even after churn
- It keeps notes on each table's contents and changes, letting an agent check last week's diffs without reading the whole table
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