Zach Lloyd

You don't have to watch them work.

You can sort of like guide them, steer them, and they will pass messages back to the main agent.

It's pretty cool.

And then the, so that's working today on our preview build, but it's all local.

And then the natural evolution of this, which we're working hard on right now is to make this work in the cloud.

And I think this is like the coolest thing.

So you can sort of start a task

might be a hard task.

Like, hey, I want to migrate this big library.

Or a good example, I just built mermaid diagram rendering in Rust.

So I had agents port the entire mermaid.js into a Rust library.

And I had like 20 agents doing this.

And I had to kind of like manually coordinate them.

But the future here is like, you're going to be able to ask sort of one agent to set up a plan that coordinates all these.

It'll fire them all off in the cloud.

They will do their individual pieces of work.

That main agent will then sort of be responsible for merging in the component pieces, testing them, making sure they all work together.

And I was able to already do this kind of manually, but the brains of doing it are going to be done by an agent pretty soon.

It's really cool.

It's sci-fi.