@directus@ProductHunt That's what I love to see! Very excited for what's ahead!
(You still have the chance to head over there and ask us all the difficult questions!)
https://t.co/NclIXvJb6b
@btchdrew@directus Every agent can get their own service account identity and its access then follows the same rules as other users of the platform. You can configure detailed policy and role hierarchies that apply to agents and humans alike.
I had a bit too much fun while watching the @directus launch of Monospace on Product Hunt today...
@claudeai and I cooked this in ~2 hours and ~$80. Opus 5.5 is wild π€―
So now I humbly present 99 Problems but Access Ain't One... 100% AI but 100% π₯
Since apparently launch videos are just one prompt away these days, I've started having an agent produce marketing videos for my PRs to promote them to the team to get them reviewed quicker. Works like a glove.
Trying to reach some of the younger audience with our Monospace launch today as well.
TLDR: Monospace is a federated backend that ships with out of the box connectors, a versatile REST API and MCP access ready for your agents. #1 on ProductHunt today!
Monospace is finally out TODAY. ππ
It's a pretty special feeling seeing it released. Iβm incredibly proud of what the team has built and glad to have contributed.
And as a private pilot, I figured the launch deserved a proper altitude βοΈ
Check it out! π (links in replies)
Monospace is live on Product Hunt π
Monospace is a governed API layer that sits between your data and everyone who builds on it. Connect any data source to give people, agents, and apps live read-write access under one permissions model.
Find out more and let us know what you think: https://t.co/LEwKtqqtiM
@marcba I recently had the best experience with an AI voice agent with @CampingWag60277 in Germany. It sounded great, introduced itself as an AI agent called Tom and was able to access all the relevant information with the proper tools, send me emails, access conversation history.
We've been quietly building something for months.
Today it's officially in public preview.
Here's the shift we kept seeing: AI has made everyone a builder. Business users, developers, and AI agents all want to build apps and workflows on your company's core data now.
The catch is most of them can't actually get at that data, so good ideas stall before they ever ship. And the people who can hand out access have no clean way to control what gets built, or by whom.
Lock it all down? You kill the momentum.
Leave it open? You lose control.
So we built Monospace: the unified backend your whole organization builds on.
Connect your data sources, get an instant API to build on, and give platform teams one place to govern access across everything.
We've had early customers testing it in private. Today we're opening it up.