@0xwhrrari: Anthropic engineers showed how to build agents that run for days with graph engineering "More than 30% of our code is a…
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Anthropic engineers shared insights on building long-running agents using graph engineering in a workshop, highlighting that over 30% of their code is written by agentic graphs to accelerate development.
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Anthropic engineers showed how to build agents that run for days with graph engineering
“More than 30% of our code is already written by agentic graphs. That’s why we ship so fast”
In this 40-minute workshop, they break down the full stack:
Agents → Graphs → Harness → Memory → Sub-agents
This is worth more than most $1000 vibecoding courses
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