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🧵Did you see the new project experience in Claude? Want to build something like it for your own agent?
These same primitives work for coding agents, research agents, or whatever you’re building next. ⬇️
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4. Unified overview
Build your dashboard over durable project and agent state: progress, pending approvals, and results.
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We recently released Flow Control for Restate, with support for concurrency limits across scopes you define.
Attach a scope to any request, and Restate applies its limits automatically.
The Restate UI now lets you configure rules, monitor usage, and view your virtual queues.
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The Restate UI now includes a Virtual Object view where you can see recent invocations for an object, its key-value state, and the invocation currently holding the object’s lock.
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This is one @restatedev cell during the time when @Replit launched the free mode for their agent.
Close to 25k durable actions/sec in a single cell. And there are quite a few cells. Makes this probably one of the highest volume durable execution use cases out there.
Something we @restatedev are incredibly proud of is powering Replit's agents with durable execution.
Their scale and the sophistication of how their agent architecture uses durable execution is absolutely amazing. Truly an honor to be a part of that.
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Something we @restatedev are incredibly proud of is powering Replit's agents with durable execution.
Their scale and the sophistication of how their agent architecture uses durable execution is absolutely amazing. Truly an honor to be a part of that.
Replit Free Mode, powered by @OpenAI GPT-5.6 Luna.
Let’s make intelligence accessible to everyone.
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Restate 1.7.4 is out! 🚀
This focused patch release improves:
🛡️ VQueue reliability
🚦 Cluster startup
🌐 Safer client retries
💾 Write availability for larger workloads
Get the release 👇
github.com/restatedev/restat…
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restate retweeted
🚀 Restate 1.7.3 is out!
Existing clusters can now migrate to VQueues and adopt flow control without reprovisioning.
Also included: important memory-retention, reliability, metrics, and SQL fixes.
Upgrade: github.com/restatedev/restat…
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Steer agents with signals
Signal the running invocation, and let the agent pick up new input between turns.
You can resolve signals multiple times.
No separate queue or coordination layer.
Available in all SDKs now!
Also: Python + Go SDKs are now 1.0 🎉
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DOSS moved its ERP workflow engine from BullMQ + Postgres to Restate in weeks.
Their DSL mapped naturally onto Virtual Objects, service calls, and deterministic concurrency
Giving them resiliency, consistency, better visibility, and one-click cancel & rerun.
⬇️ Read the story
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Read how DOSS uses Restate for their ERP workflow engine here: restate.dev/use-cases/doss
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This concept of Virtual Queues is huge. I've talked about the idea of having a "queue per object in your DB" a few times here. We're using Temporal, and had to build this type of idea on top: an orchestrator that let's you define control flow for jobs/workflows that are owned by different objects.
It's actually an extremely hard problem, and something I've been longing for at the durable execution layer for a while now. With a virtual-queue, you can actually define business logic for how your jobs are executed, parallelized etc.
In our case, we do this for building an execution graph, from a set of deploys that need to go out in specific order. We had to build the primitives on top of our DB + some glue to the durable execution layer.
Restate 1.7 is out. It is the biggest release in over a year!
The star of this release is 𝗳𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗹, powered by 𝘃𝗶𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘂𝗲𝘀.
Restate can now steer load across your the durable functions, agents, and event-driven services with flexible rules.
Together with Restate's existing capabilities for durable execution, stateful functions (virtual objects), and reliable RPC/messaging, it forms a durable foundation for your backends and agents that goes much beyond traditional durable execution.
And all of it in a single dependency-less binary.
Read more here: restate.dev/blog/announcing-…
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