@calcsam: We’re excited to ship Durable Agents in Mastra. Durable Agents don't just write to storage when an agent turn finishes;…
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Mastra has launched Durable Agents, which persist streams in real-time using server cache to survive client disconnects, browser refreshes, and network blips.
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We’re excited to ship Durable Agents in Mastra.
Durable Agents don’t just write to storage when an agent turn finishes; they persist the stream in real-time using a server cache.
That lets them survive client disconnects, browser refreshes, or network blips: https://t.co/6pLlSh86C7
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