I open-sourced an agent architecture that’s born for long-horizon tasks, which Manus and OpenClaw don’t natively support very well

A developer open-sourced an agent architecture specifically designed for long-horizon tasks, positioning it as addressing gaps in existing tools. Manus is a cloud-based autonomous AI agent built for long-horizon task execution with minimal step-by-step guidance , while OpenClaw is a personal AI assistant that bridges messaging services to AI coding agents through a centralized gateway — both of which the author argues have native limitations for sustained, multi-step autonomous work. The Reddit post highlights an open-source alternative architecture aimed at overcoming these constraints, shared within the Ollama community as a locally-runnable solution for complex, extended agentic workflows.

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