AgentRun
Open-source DSL that freezes repeated agent work into typed, inspectable steps
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Worth a look if replay-based engines have made you version a workflow you only wanted to edit, though the SDKs are MIT while the engine doing the work is BSL until it converts to Apache.
A durable execution platform for programs and agents that run for days. Where replay-based engines rebuild state by re-executing history, Trigora commits the program's position plus the state needed to resume, then continues from there after an event, a timer or a crash. SDKs cover TypeScript, Python and Rust under MIT; the checkpointing engine is Business Source License 1.1, converting to Apache-2.0. You get a local dev runtime, then self-hosting or Trigora Cloud. 152 commits, no tagged release, 18 stars, and a research section documenting failure windows.
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