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Looking at agent setups that can actually run with minimal human intervention
Most agent frameworks still expect you to stay in the loop (approve tool calls, review diffs, restart things when they stall). I’ve been trying a few approaches that try to reduce that. In my opinion the closest current options are: GitHub Agentic Workflows – agents that live inside Actions and can handle recurring repo tasks with guardrails OpenClaw – more of a personal agent harness, strong multi-
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