State Stores & Persistence
What happens with large payloads in agent execution state?
Unmanaged large payloads within agent execution states can lead to avoidable performance and operational strain. Many execution layer implementations offload large data to external object storage, retaining only lightweight references in the core execution state to optimize workflow speed and failure recovery efficiency. Failing to use this offloading may result in slower recovery times and elevated operational overhead, with no universal standard for how execution layers handle unoffloaded large payloads.
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