LongHorizonOS records 120 crash-recovery passes

LongHorizonOS published an agent runtime whose scheduler reports 120 successful real-SIGKILL trials across crash recovery and reassignment. The repository and committed audit artifacts describe deterministic task claims, exact-version evidence, and local repair that preserves unaffected verified work; they also say real model integrations, distributed scheduling, and polished SDK or CLI surfaces remain future work. Builders evaluating the same runtime boundary discussed in Naïve’s agent-runtime pilot should file away the evidence pattern, not mistake a self-published test corpus for production proof: kill workers at ownership boundaries and verify precisely which work reruns.