I met Ronald Dehuysser at Jfokus in February. We talked about Java, background processing, and the kind of problems that look simple until you have to run them reliably in production. I only stumbled over ClawRunr just recently, and it immediately caught my attention because it touches a gap I have been thinking about for a while: most agent discussions focus on prompts, tools, and model choice, but not enough people talk about what happens when the agent needs to do work later, retry something, or survive a restart.
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I met Ronald Dehuysser at Jfokus in February. We talked about Java, background processing, and the kind of problems that look simple until you have to run them reliably in production. I only stumbled over ClawRunr just recently, and it immediately caught my attention because it touches a gap I have been thinking about for a while: most agent discussions focus on prompts, tools, and model choice, but not enough people talk about what happens when the agent needs to do work later, retry something, or survive a restart.