It's great to see event-driven design being used for agentic systems, it has many…
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It's great to see event-driven design being used for agentic systems, it has many benefits but it comes with trade-offs. Luckily Kafka-style systems have already solved most of them 👇 • Retries: agents retry on their own so a side effect can fire twice. To solve that issue agents can use an idempotency key on every tool call, checked before it runs. • Loops: an agent reacting to its own output can get stuck in a loop forever. Carrying a hop count and causation ID in each event header can mitigate it. • Poison events: one bad input can crash a agent over and over. Retry with backoff and park
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