@vasuman: This is a must read for anyone using or building agents. There’s more alpha in here than any other article you’ll read …
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This is a must read for anyone using or building agents. There’s more alpha in here than any other article you’ll read all week.
Proby Shandilya (@ProbyShandilya): I’ve been thinking a lot about what software infrastructure looks like in a world where agents use software more than humans do. Wrote this post as an expression of this curiosity– hope its a fun read!
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