Jake Cooper

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Railway: The Agent-Native Cloud — Jake Cooper · 20 May 2026 podcast

So I think the canvas is funny because like,

It's actually just a mechanism to show you changes over time.

But I think you're totally right in the sense that, like, we have previously used it a lot as an input.

And its goal moving forward is actually a lot more like an output.

What I mean by that is you would go to the canvas and you'd make some changes and all these other things, whatever, right?

And you'd see them and, you know, your agents or your infrastructure would evolve over time, right?

Yeah.

That's realistically all the canvas becomes at that point in general, right?

And also a way, and I think this is important, and I think this is lost on a lot of people who are like building some of these like canvas experiences.

It has to be almost like an anchor for your context.

It has to be like a port in the storm.

It has to be like, you have to think basically about it as like layers and like a file system almost to like get context.

to the next spot, right?

And so you have all your infrastructure and like this is why the canvas starts is like it's just a project, right?

And then you have a drill down chart, right?

Like it's like I'm breaking down into these services or this like section that just is like a function or code or anything else like that because you want to actually be able to represent

the entire thing, not just in your head, but in this canvas so that other people can also get that representation so that they can think on the same wavelength as you so that they can move as quickly, right?

I think a lot of orgs, especially as they scale, they get in trouble because all that context lives in somebody's head, basically.

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