We Need To Start Seeing Other Agents

I’m feeling the edges of burnout creep in, and having gone through that before, I’m pulling the brakes on anything that is neither immediately useful nor satisfactory. To begin with, I’ve decided to take it a lot slower with piclaw. I’ve been a bit frustrated for a while about the overhead of maintaining it while pi upstream churns through three releases a week, but most importantly, maintaining it burns through credits I need for other things, so I’m calling it “stable” and moving to a monthly release cadence. Too Much Pi In practice, I’m stepping off the harness rat race since however exciting it is, and no matter how many nice tailored features I have, I also have the maintenance overhead that comes with addressing any of them. But I also think there is a lot more to be done regarding AI and agents. Just not in the code-editor-cum-harness space, which is over-saturated, nor in the consumer space, which is just bonkers insane if you take Claude, Meta’s Muse and OpenAI’s Dots…