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System state — reasoning and world model — is explicitly captured and externalised to allow recovery after aborts or failures. Typical conditions for use: State loss in long-running or resource-intensive workflows is critical and must be prevented. The central trade-off: Increased resilience and resumability are gained against higher storage costs and persis…
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A recorder is an agent component that durably and traceably captures observations, intermediate results, and decisions.
The pattern grew from logging in distributed systems and event recording; agent architectures adopted it as a memory and traceability component.
While an agent works, the recorder writes selected observations with time, source, and context to a log. Later steps can inspect what happened and why.
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A recorder makes agent runs traceable for debugging, audits, and recovery. It belongs at important state and tool transitions; full logging can retain sensitive data and increase cost and privacy risk.
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