Agent code gets harder to debug the moment state disappears.
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Agent code gets harder to debug the moment state disappears. TinyAgents is a small, provider-neutral Rust agent harness and durable typed state-graph runtime for builders who want model-and-tool loops without a Python runtime or framework DSL. It helps you build resumable, inspectable agent workflows by keeping models, tools, graph state, checkpoints, and routing in ordinary typed Rust. Key features: • Provider-neutral harness – model calls, typed tools, structured output, streaming, retries, caching, memory, and usage/cost accounting • Durable typed graphs – nodes, conditional edges, Send
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