Multi-Step Agent Checkpoint and Resume
Checkpoints each completed step of a long agent workflow so a mid-run failure resumes from the last good step instead of restarting and re-paying for the whole run.
- Target market
- Indie devs running long, multi-step, multi-call agent workflows where a single failure currently forces a full rerun.
Problem snapshot
What this solves
A long agent workflow (scrape ten sources, summarize each, synthesize, generate a report) fails at step eight, and the whole thing restarts from step one, re-doing the expensive work and re-paying for it. For multi-minute, multi-call agents this turns a transient blip into a full rerun. Nothing snapshots the run so it can pick up where it died.
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