Cennest · Agent Resumability Assessment
The state that lets an agent recover is the same state that lets you audit it — you can't govern what you can't reconstruct.
A few questions about what you built, then a short scorecard of what would survive a crash or a pause. Score what's true, not what sounds good; there's no audience here.
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These describe your architecture, not your grade — there's no flattering answer to pick. They decide which of the eight dimensions apply to you, and some questions reveal others as you go.
The eight dimensions
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An agent that halts for human approval and resumes cleanly is solving the same state problem as one recovering from a failure — the only difference is what triggered the stop. Governed agents should pause at consequential steps and hand to a human; the state that lets them resume afterward is also the record of who approved what, and when.