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TenonAgent: Virtualizing Execution Residency for Memory-Oversubscribed LLM Agents
LLM agents execute as long-lived, multi-stage workflows with substantial resource-demand variation across phases. Provisioning each agent or sandbox for its lifetime peak leads to low resource utilization, particularly for memory, whereas aggressive oversubscription risks memory contention, out-of-m
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