opus 5.5 is genuinely making me enjoy life
it's easy to talk to, it understands my problems, it knows the goal that i'm working for and it properly takes care of edge cases without getting in the way
this is PEAK life
Three years ago, we started Restate because we felt that building reliable distributed applications was just too hard. We were solving the same problems around failures, recovery, and consistency again and again.
Today, I'm excited to share that we've raised a $20M Series A led by Singular with participation from Redpoint Ventures and Capital One Ventures.
The need for solutions like Durable Execution has only grown since we started. Today, the majority of new Restate use cases are AI agents: long-running processes, coordinating across many tools and APIs, that need to keep working correctly through all sorts of failures and interruptions, coordinate sub-agents, or schedule work.
At the same time, our customers have pushed Restate into places that expanded our own view of what Durable Execution could become. Replit moved the execution of Replit Agent onto Restate. DOSS runs high volumes of enterprise workflows on Restate and Fortune 500 institutions are using Restate for complex transactional workflows.
We think this is just the beginning and excited to build what we believe will be a fundamental pillar of all infrastructure in the future.
Read more here: https://t.co/1S2AxK8Ydj
I needed to QA @doss_hq's new Dynamic Apps feature to the limit to make sure it can handle our customer's workloads and more.
So I asked Opus to one-shot a 3D multiplayer FPS using Doss data & logic primitives for all state & orchestration.
Can confidently say I am the first person to play an FPS on an ERP π