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The Log is the Agent
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ActiveGraph is a runtime that inverts the traditional agent framework by prioritizing event-sourced reactive graphs, where the logging layer is central to the system. This design enables auditable and forkable agentic systems, improving observability and state management.
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- Praise: Very cool work!! This is the same pattern we used at $MY_STARTUP to develop $MY_HARNESS, which persists the entire graph to disk — a game changer for agent harnesses.
- Praise: All relevant events that affect the context window are stored in an event log, making it easier to manage sessions and fork agents.
- Praise: Excited to check this out! The implementation looks promising and could enhance agentic systems.
- Concern: Can someone explain why such a trivial knowhow is paper-worthy? Event sourcing is well known and feels like a stretch for a formal publication.
- Concern: There are a lot of 'logs for agents' papers that seem redundant and lack innovation, making it hard to take this seriously.