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The append-only event log allows component state to be rebuilt by replaying the log after a crash, and decouples the context compression strategy from persistent storage.
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10/25/2026
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How Anthropic Decoupled the Brain and Hands of Claude Agents
bilibili量子菠萝_10/24/2026
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