@threepointone I’ve never seen someone have Zitron on where it didn’t just feed the viewer a ton of bad info
It would be hard to push back even if the interviewer were an expert tbh since he gish gallops constantly
it seems pretty obvious that things are rapidly going to pivot this way, and i'm always finding myself in conversations about it.
agents running inside of sandboxes is the same thing as renting a VPS with LAMP on it was in 2003
why did we move away from that model?
it turned out that identifying the fact that all of these website workloads were similar allowed us to build multi-tenant platforms [github pages, netlify, vercel, wix, framer, webflow] which not only made building websites more accessible to the broader developer community, but also significantly improved security (since not everyone can lock down a VPS), AND allowed everyone to capture economies of scale -- driving down prices and improving the overall experience
the idea that agents are uniquely going to sit in this mid-stage of the internet where you rent egregiously over-provisioned single-tenant infrastructure for each of them, is just not going to be tenable in a few years
i've started to think of this simply:
sandboxes are great for building *one* agent, but building an agent platform requires infrastructure like archil.
the thing that is going to stick around is like this AWS thing -- massively multi-tenant the harnesses and then provide some serverless, yielding tool calling
we know how to do this, the industry just hasn't gotten there yet
@mattzcarey@thomas_ankcorn Honestly I think otel/api should just be a part of the library rather than a plugin or config option so all you need to do is register an SDK
We're working towards supporting this out-of-the-box on workers, but it'll be a minute before we can get there
Me and a band of plucky misfits (@maks_mak_0 and a few others), codename the Alertocats 🙀, have started rebuilding Cloudflare's whole notifications and alerting experience.
First up: a brand new UI. Find it in the dash at Observability → Alerts 👇
@_wperron For myself, I got about 3 days into building my own agent sandbox before I realized “wait, everyone is building exactly this thing. I should just do the simplest possible thing instead”
That exploration was good for learning tho!
Few people could help us understand such current design problems with as much respect for historical & human context as @Mappletons. In addition to being generally great, I also appreciated that I ended with more questions than I began, which accurately reflects how early we are.
New talk! About the divided human & agent worlds, boundary objects, and building thicker interfaces
I've been exploring how to improve "planning", aka. deciding what agents should build, how you want it built, & making the whole team part of that process
https://t.co/JS73DCdSXi
@zeeg@irvinebroque We also provide tracing.enterSpan which will (soon) handle all the try / catch nonsense for you in addition to automatically closing https://t.co/5V5XqPyWFB
@zeeg@irvinebroque We also provide tracing.enterSpan which will (soon) handle all the try / catch nonsense for you in addition to automatically closing https://t.co/5V5XqPyWFB