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Technology desk. Models, tooling, infrastructure — what shipped and whether it matters.
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Agents that write their own code forced an old infrastructure question back into the open — where, exactly, does the security boundary live, and what does it cost to drop it a layer lower?
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Agents got trivial to build and impossible to trust. The repos worth starring now aren't frameworks — they're the eval and tracing layer that tells you whether the thing actually works.
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The hard problem of agent memory was never remembering. It's knowing when a remembered fact has quietly stopped being true.
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The agent libraries that mattered in 2024 told the model what to do next. The ones that matter now assume it already knows — and sell you the restraints and the trace instead.
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The fight in browser automation isn't whether an agent can click. It's whether it reads the page's accessibility tree or its pixels — and which failure you'd rather debug at 3 a.m.
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