Malte Ubl
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first heard Oct 2025
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I think like since you are your audience also more generally like in the thing probably like listening to what people talk about, I think that's where I've talked about our virtual development kit, but also like more generally like what is what are we
workflows, what are agents, how are they related?
Do you use one or the other?
I would actually love to talk about that as well.
But like um obviously like in our in our uh conference we basically introduced just like what we hope is by far the easiest way to make your
You know, make your agents something that is easily embeddable into complex workflows and to make those workflows durable, zoomable, streamable and so forth.
I mean th there is there's a version of this at every single company that has been doing anything in computer since nineteen fifty.
Like but what's not necessarily the case is that it has been abstracted in any way, right?
But like when I when I run a you know, bank transaction system in nineteen seventy five, then I invent this, right?
Maybe I'm in pure batch processing world and I kind of avoided it, but uh but the reality is that I built this, right?
And so either I use something very productized, which which obviously temporal innovated on b that being a thing.
Or I use something that's ad hoc, right?
So I go and say, Well, I need I need some kind of queue that tracks the work and I mean I need a database to store the state at any given point.
And I I don't know, maybe I write a con drop that makes sure that the stuff on the queue doesn't get stuck, right?
And so I like I think what's extremely common in essentially every transaction processing system that has ever created is that there either is an explicit abstraction for
or workflows in it or someone made one ad hoc because otherwise the thing just doesn't work.
No, it it it literally does not cost anything.
Um
So yeah, you can you you can run compute for infinite amount of time.
You can then also whenever like one of these steps fails, automatically retry them.
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