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This reminds me of the actor model[1]

[1] https://doc.akka.io/libraries/akka-core/current/typed/actors...


I dont this is top most priority. We do this with codex or claude in chrome and validate the UX.

I think BDD is going to be back in style for agent generate code.

When you generate at scale discovering, maintaining and scaling test is the major problem, thats why were katana [1] a behavior driven testinf utility thay discovers behavior and maintain, generates test cases.

[1] https://github.com/adaptive-scale/katana


cool project but, It's not always code that's broken. Imagine you have a discrepancy in DB level that ends up with an error in frontend.

You always need real QA tests to ensure things are working smoothly.


It looks like right after Microsoft acquisition this started going off.

This is the outcome of violating single responsibility principle in business.


I was thinking about creating an actual event for folks who are in HN and live near Utrecht, NL, to just come together and hang out in IRL.

Would be great to drink beers and talk about topics trending on HN this week,


Security teams will have a field day.


Why's that


https://compyl.com/blog/soc-2-software-timeout-requirements/

See CC6.2 Creation and Removal of User Credentials and CC6.6 External Protections, but if you don't work in a regulated environment, world's your oyster!


Shameless plugin. Funny enough we just made agents kubernetes native at adaptive [1]

[1] https://adaptive.live


It is funny. We are building something similar.


Oh cool, feel free to reach out to me at andrew@workweave.ai if you ever want to share notes! We've learned a lot in the process of building this so far :)


How would it work when claude goes down, like it did 3h ago.


How would your car work when it runs out of gas?


I can get a tow truck to tow it and take an Uber to the destination. I don't think the analogy works here.


Crunchbase is generally self reported data


All the points that you are mentioning, you can technically do with tools too. We do that at adaptive [1]. We are building privileges access stuff for agents, and it works. The usecases you are mentioning can be done with tools via our platform.

[1] https://adaptive.live


> you can technically do with tools too

By tools, do you mean skills? Or do I misunderstand you?

Thanks for sharing your solution. I clicked around and the information on your site is sparse. The postgresql page[0] doesn't really illustrate how your system works; just says that it does.

Regardless, there's a big difference between a proprietary way to inject skills and MCP, a standardized way to control access and deploy AI compatible logic.

0: https://adaptive.live/integrations/postgresql


Apologies about the sparse information. We’re preparing for a launch. Thought this would be a great place to make the comment. It is indeed a combination of tools and skills.

Your argument is fair but yea, we are seeing adoption because tools often map to users mental model of how they want to use the agent.


No worries, always appreciate the discussion. Good luck on the launch!


You sound like someone who is technically well-versed with the landscape. would love to get some feedback from you.


Haha, so much to learn so I wouldn't say I'm well-versed.

But let me know when you launch. My email is in my profile.


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