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I've been considering good ways to use a task queue for this, and might just settle for a rudimentary one in a Postgres table. The upside is that agent subtask
by trevinhofmann 1y ago
I've been considering good ways to use a task queue for this, and might just settle for a rudimentary one in a Postgres table.
The upside is that agent subtasks can be load balanced among servers, tasks won't be dropped if the process is killed, and better observability comes along with it.
The downside is definitely complexity. I'm having a hard time planning out an architecture that doesn't significantly increase the complexity of my agent code.