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Pi Durable experiments with agents that resume after crashes

Earendil released a separate experimental harness with persistent conversations, task checkpoints and concurrent forks. Interrupted tools rerun only when declared safe; other interruptions are reported to the model. Persistent storage is required for recovery, and the framework does not replace Pi's terminal coding agent.

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Earendil · October 1, 2026

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