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Kimi K2.6 runs agents for days β and exposes the limits of enterprise orchestration
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β¦TL;DR
The increasing duration of agent runtime, with some agents running for hours or even days, is pushing the limits of traditional enterprise orchestration frameworks, which were originally designed for shorter runtime agents. This shift highlights the need for more robust and scalable orchestration solutions that can handle prolonged agent execution, such as those seen with models like Claude Code and Codex.
β‘ Key Takeaways
- Traditional orchestration frameworks are struggling to support agents that run for extended periods, such as hours or days.
- The introduction of models like Claude Code and Codex, which can run for prolonged durations, is exacerbating the limitations of current orchestration frameworks.
- There is a growing need for more advanced and scalable orchestration solutions that can efficiently manage long-running agents.
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