Persistent Teams Are Great — But What Happens When a 50-Step Workflow Breaks at Step 37?

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GitHub Trending today tells a clear story: the Agent ecosystem is moving from "single-shot execution" toward "long-cycle, persistent tasks." mvschwarz/openrig is building persistent agent teams with roles, shared context, and owned work — +683 stars today. obra/superpowers is shipping "an agentic skills framework & software development methodology that works" — +556 stars. Panniantong/Agent-Reach is giving agents "eyes to see the entire internet" — +696 stars. All three are solving real problems. But there's a gap nobody's talking about.

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