The stateful orchestration angle is what catches my eye here. Most agent frameworks I've worked with treat each interaction as stateless, which falls apart the moment you need multi-step workflows with context carryover. Having state management built into the orchestration layer rather than bolted on as an afterthought is a huge architectural win. Curious how Regina handles state persistence across container restarts — is it pluggable with different backends?
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The stateful orchestration angle is what catches my eye here. Most agent frameworks I've worked with treat each interaction as stateless, which falls apart the moment you need multi-step workflows with context carryover. Having state management built into the orchestration layer rather than bolted on as an afterthought is a huge architectural win. Curious how Regina handles state persistence across container restarts — is it pluggable with different backends?