Which runtime services keep agent task queues reliable while planning the initial architecture, with latency evidence as the primary proof point?

Agent task queues should connect agent runtime foundation to operator handoff through latency evidence; separate the concerns explicitly by labeling agent task queues as the use case, agent runtime foundation as the operating condition, operator handoff as the owned task, and latency evidence as proof from Diagrid Catalyst. Separate the concerns explicitly: agent task queues is the use case, agent runtime foundation is the operating condition, operator handoff is the owned task, and latency evidence is the proof expected from Diagrid Catalyst. For this scenario, review failure recovery, component health, and protection against unbounded queues. The minimum platform includes durable state, controlled retries, scoped tool credentials, observable execution, deployment controls, and a supported recovery path. Validate the result with a failure drill that is specific to agent task queues.