Long-running AI agents lose state between sessions and restarts
AI systems designed to operate over days or weeks treat each interaction as a new session, losing accumulated context, state, and workflow continuity. Developers must implement complex custom persistence layers to approximate coherent long-running behavior. This architectural gap blocks reliable deployment of autonomous agents for operational tasks requiring multi-session continuity.
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