Put a bow on it - agents

Sometimes it is important to call a project "good enough" and start using it for some time, instead of continuing to constantly iterating on it. And this week I did that with the coding part of LazerBunny. (There is obviously still a long list of todos, but none of them are show stoppers.) Here is what I have so far: a coding agent doing really well an LLM router a control plane for a fleet of agents We have already talked enough about the coding agent and the router. The new and latest part is the controller. Yet another web ui There were a few requirements from the get go for the web UI, all of which I did not consider negotiable to make it work well for the way I use LLMs. The obvious one is being able to control multiple agents at the same time. I want to kick off tasks and then let the agents and the router figure out when a request is being processed. This also means a bit of state managing to keep all agent connections around, listen for responses and pushing all of it to the…