Looking at agent setups that can actually run with minimal human intervention
Summary
The author discusses AI agent frameworks that minimize human intervention, highlighting projects like GitHub Agentic Workflows, OpenClaw, Hermes, and Aeon, and seeks community input on reliable options for long-running agent work.
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