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Whether it’s commercial software company or an internal team writing custom software, the return on that investment depends on many things outside of the code itself.

We’ve toyed with a meta agent style interface which you chat to do everything. Add tools, connect datasets, build agents, deploy and schedule them, build skills, etc.

But at some point agents have to have an interface for human approvals, validation, training, and tuning.

I guess it’s like a spreadsheet. Ultimately agents are part of custom apps which are each going to be as unique like snowflakes. So it’s difficult to have one standard abstracted runtime interface without feeling obtuse to a business user. I think what I’m describing and wanting are new app layer building blocks vs one interface to rule them all.

All of this said, I’m all for a better personal llm harness interface (which is what this is). So keep up the great work guys!

I’d say, “yes!” judging from the upvotes.

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Curious what others are doing.

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Or, more likely, they churn off the product.

The SaaS platforms that will survive are busy RIGHT NOW revamping their APIs, implementing oauth, and generally reorganizing their products to be discovered and manipulated by agents. Failing in this effort will ultimately result in the demise of any given platform. This goes for larger SaaS companies, too, it’ll just take longer.