io.github.devilsfave/dagpipe

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v0.2.3io.github.devilsfaveUnknownUpdated 5mo agoGitHub

Crash-proof LLM pipelines. Resumes from failure without a database.

NeurIPS 2025 research analyzing 1,642 real-world multi-agent execution traces found a 41–86.7% failure rate across 7 state-of-the-art open-source systems. The root cause: cascading error propagation, where one failed node corrupts all downstream nodes. DagPipe makes cascade failure structurally impossible. Every node's output is independently validated and checkpointed before the next node…

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NeurIPS 2025 research analyzing 1,642 real-world multi-agent execution traces found a 41–86.7% failure rate across 7 state-of-the-art open-source systems. The root cause: cascading error propagation, where one failed node corrupts all downstream nodes. DagPipe makes cascade failure structurally impossible. Every node's output is independently validated and checkpointed before the next node executes. A failure at node 4 cannot corrupt nodes 1, 2, or 3. Delete nothing. Just re-run. DagPipe…

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