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Why Temporal Isn't Enough
(diagrid.io)
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3mo ago
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We built hash-chained workflow histories to make agent execution tamper-evident
(v1-18.docs.dapr.io)
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3mo ago
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yaronsc
3mo ago
We added hash-chained workflow histories to Dapr Workflows (a Durable Execution engine). Each batch of workflow events is cryptographically linked to the previous batch and signed using the SPIFFE workload identity that produced it. This ma
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Verifiable Execution: Proving How Work Happened in Workflows and Agents
(cncf.io)
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yaronsc
6mo ago
I'm the creator of the Dapr CNCF project, happy to answer any questions.
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Running LangGraph, CrewAI, Google ADK with Durable Workflows
(docs.diagrid.io)
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6mo ago
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yaronsc
6mo ago
One pattern we've seen while building AI agents is that developers often have to make a frustrating choice between agent frameworks and workflow engines. Frameworks like LangGraph, Strands, CrewAI, ADK, etc. already implement reasoning
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yaronsc
7mo ago
Thank you! :) (Dapr maintainer here)
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Checkpoints Are Not Durable Execution in Agent Frameworks
(diagrid.io)
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7mo ago
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yaronsc
7mo ago
Hi everyone, I performed a deep analysis of the code, runtime behavior and architecture of many popular agent frameworks and decided to publish a post with some initial findings on what I perceive to be critical gaps when it comes to guaran
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yaronsc
1y ago
This is a way to give developers and semi-technical people a way to generate and run code-first workflows using a visual language, be it UML or otherwise. We will be expanding support for text prompts in the future
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yaronsc
1y ago
Very much so, and in next iterations we will be expanding the scope both in what the generated code does as well as the ways to prompt
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yaronsc
1y ago
Definitely fair feedback, we will look into it
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yaronsc
1y ago
1. A user can always go into the generated code and make changes to it. The code generated includes explanations for what each step in the workflow does 2. Dapr has 9 APIs, one of which is Workflows which indeed competes with Temporal. Dapr
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yaronsc
1y ago
Great point. Our tool does UML/BPMN as well as regular drawn diagrams without a specific notation, and will soon expand into regular prompts
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yaronsc
1y ago
Dapr is a code-first workflow engine that doesn't require a DSL language and includes many other integration points like pub/sub, service discovery and more. It also runs and deploys natively on K8s
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yaronsc
1y ago
Thanks for the response! What you're saying about embedding and enriching existing code based is definitely next level and I'll bring it back to the team to explore
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yaronsc
1y ago
Great idea and a work in progress :)
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yaronsc
1y ago
Hi thanks for your question. You wrote "more or less" and that's very accurate - the generated code by just feeding it to any LLM provider usually doesn't work out of the box, includes many hallucinations and also doesn&
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Show HN: Generate code-first workflows using diagrams
(workflows.diagrid.io)
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1y ago
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Show HN: Turn any workflow diagram into compilable, running and stateful code
(workflows.diagrid.io)
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yaronsc
1y ago
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Show HN: Document agent example that can parse and chat over unstructured data
(github.com)
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1y ago
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yaronsc
1y ago
Will take a look, thanks!
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yaronsc
1y ago
Good suggestion, thank you
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yaronsc
1y ago
Dapr's state management API supports more than 20 different databases, with the ability to stream data at high scale right into the agent tasks. That's a major differentiator as you can plug in almost any database and message bus
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yaronsc
1y ago
Benchmarks are WIP. We're thinking about durability, task latency, agent throughput. What else would you like to see?
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yaronsc
1y ago
Makes total sense and we have this as WIP
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Show HN: New Agentic AI Framework in CNCF
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1y ago
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Show HN: CNCF announces Dapr Agents, a vendor-neutral AI framework
(github.com)
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yaronsc
2y ago
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Diagrid built a fleet of serverless sidecars
(infoq.com)
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yaronsc
2y ago
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