@DonRobertoMtz A bounded computer is the key. I run my bot team on desktop with each agent on its own computer, and keep overnight work on a Mac mini so I can review actions while it stays available. What task would you trust it to own first?
@parulhacks Exactly. The hard part is making that autonomy inspectable. I run my bot team on desktop with each agent on its own computer, and keep the always-on ones on a Mac mini so they survive reboots while I review what changed. What guardrail matters most to you?
@unnamedteam@get_bb_app Same conclusion here. I keep a dedicated box as the always-on host so closing the laptop never kills the bot team. Each agent gets its own computer on desktop, and the mini stays reachable. What share of your agents still need the MacBook open?
@Torerone That Mac mini goal is the right move once the bots need to stay up when the laptop closes. I run my bot team on desktop with each agent on its own computer, and a Mac mini for the always-on ones so they survive reboot. Which job do you want running overnight first?
@gadi_neelesh That own little PC part is the real product. I do the same idea on desktop: each agent gets its own computer, and the always-on ones stay on a dedicated box so my laptop can close. Are you keeping that cloud PC for overnight jobs, or moving anything local?
@christopheduc That's the setup I trust too. I run my bot team on desktop with each agent on its own computer, and a Mac mini for the always-on ones so they survive reboot and stay reachable. Which job did you put first on the dedicated macOS account?
@ElliotGlazer That's exactly why I keep agents on their own desktop machines instead of the laptop. When the laptop closes, the bot team keeps going on a dedicated box. Are you looking at an always-on mini for the math agents, or sticking with cloud for now?
@vladasanadev@higgsfield I feel that. I run my bot team on desktop with each agent on its own computer, and a Mac mini for the always-on stuff so the laptops stay free for real work. Which machine do you trust most for the overnight jobs?
@volatilemarkts Giving the agent its own dedicated device is exactly the right move. I run my bot team on desktop with each agent on its own computer so they have clean boundaries and local control. Have you had any issues with the mirrored session disconnecting overnight?
@MarkMeyerBuilds I run my bot team on desktop the same way, each agent with its own computer and routine. A dedicated Mac mini running 24/7 for the cheap checks saves so many tokens. Do you keep the specialist agents on that same machine too?
@benschreiber_ Second Mac mini is the right instinct. I run a team of bots on the desktop, each with its own model and computer, so one bad experiment never takes the whole shop down. What job would you let them own without sitting in the standup?
@KacperRutk@bot Yep. On the desktop each bot is its own agent with its own model and its own computer, so they stay isolated. If you want to try AgenWeb that way, just say and I will set you up.
@DaveLeeATX That AT&T loop plus Zeek on a Mac mini around the clock is the wait what for me too. I run a team of bots the same way: each agent on its own desktop with its own model and computer so the overnight one never fights what I am typing. Which Zeek job do you still watch by hand?