Everyone's building agent platforms. i think most teams should extend the IDP they already have. wrote up why, plus a 7-point checklist and when i'd do it differently https://t.co/bkyx6XWz5o
@signulll Access is step one. The harder barrier is trust: letting the model act, not just answer. Most enterprise products stall there, not at access.
@jasonlk the not-forgive list is usually honesty failures, not uptime. customers survive outages. they don't survive being told everything is fine while it isn't. what's #1 on your list?
@hanilworks minimal version: one identity for the script + a human approval gate before anything irreversible. skip the full IDP until a second person needs the same path
Everyone's building agent platforms. i think most teams should extend the IDP they already have. wrote up why, plus a 7-point checklist and when i'd do it differently https://t.co/bkyx6XWz5o
@Rajesh7113 Per finished task only works if both sides agree what 'finished' means and who eats compute when the task fails. Who gets to write that definition in your deals — vendor, customer, or a third-party audit?
Perplexity put always-on work agents behind a $200/month Max plan.
That price invites a coworker comparison: what finished work do you get, and how much of it needs rewriting?
I wouldn't start with price per seat or per task. I'd start with price per accepted outcome.
What's the first number you'd want before renewing?
Mark my words: @Google will eventually kill @antigravity as a standalone product. The current feature push feels like one last attempt to make it stick.
My bet: the useful pieces end up inside @GeminiApp. The Antigravity name disappears.
Everyone's building agent platforms. i think most teams should extend the IDP they already have. wrote up why, plus a 7-point checklist and when i'd do it differently https://t.co/bkyx6XWz5o
@zhao_spenc The key distinction is user permission vs task authority. An agent shouldn't inherit every Slack capability just because the user has it. A read-only, task-scoped grant that expires with the job reduces both ambiguity and blast radius.
@Lockhead If people quietly resent it, it isn't a golden path; it's a toll booth. The path has to make the right route easier, not merely block the alternatives. That matters even more for agents: give them a governed route that removes work.