These are exciting times, and as I've been saying, this is Meteor's third life.
For those unfamiliar with Meteor, versions up to Meteor 2 used Fibers to handle async operations due to historical reasons.
Meteor 3 no longer relies on Fibers, allowing the use of standard Node.js libraries. This includes APM agents like Datadog, which was previously problematic with Fibers.
It's exciting to see new AI projects choosing Meteor 3, taking advantage of Node.js 20 features.