workflows clicked for me as durable coroutines. PTC programs have the same shape, except they're authored by the agent at runtime. this begged the natural question — why shouldn't they execute durably too?
Blog: The Agent Is a Workflow That Writes Itself
How we productionized the RLM with durable execution. Subagents lower to child workflows and PTC runs through a deterministic workflow-space interpreter. Every tool, subagent, and PTC call goes through a single recursive dispatch loop. Closure under replay, retry, cancel. We call these durable agents.
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