Congrats on open-sourcing — the direction toward reliable agents really resonates.
One thing that stood out while contributing is how critical durability becomes once agents move from demos to long-running production workflows. Mutation loops, retries, or multi-step plans can be token-heavy and fragile if a process crashes midway.
I recently worked on adding optional crash-safe runtime state persistence (atomic temp+replace logic with restore on restart) so agents can resume from the last completed step instead of starting over. It’s fully opt-in, but feels like an important primitive as you build toward self-improving systems.
Excited to see where Hive goes — happy to help more on reliability and production hardening.
One thing that stood out while contributing is how critical durability becomes once agents move from demos to long-running production workflows. Mutation loops, retries, or multi-step plans can be token-heavy and fragile if a process crashes midway.
I recently worked on adding optional crash-safe runtime state persistence (atomic temp+replace logic with restore on restart) so agents can resume from the last completed step instead of starting over. It’s fully opt-in, but feels like an important primitive as you build toward self-improving systems.
Excited to see where Hive goes — happy to help more on reliability and production hardening.