Issue tracker that can replay workflows, and is deeply integrated with the code
Summary
Epiq is a distributed, Git-native issue tracker that can replay state on demand to audit and trace agentic workflows, addressing key challenges in multi-agent environments.
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I kept rebuilding checkpointing, retries, and run tracking for agents. So I built an open-source runtime around them.
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@yoheinakajima: check out http://activegraph.ai, flattening all of it into a single event log :)
ActiveGraph provides a persistent, replayable world for long-running agents using an append-only event log, enabling fork, diff, and lineage capabilities.