Rewriting Prime Agent in Rust
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Rewriting an AI agent framework in Rust is a bet that safety, determinism, and performance at the systems level will matter as much as model quality. If your agents touch money, infra, or production workflows, language/runtime choice is now a risk decision—not just a developer preference.
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