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In case anyone is interested, agentic platform I have been working on for awhile. https://kern-ai.com/
Can you give any more details about this, why we might be compelled to try it out?
This was my main motivation to create this
I can see you're A/B testing some different hero text. I got: > Write a config, not a conversation Which I found let me wondering - "What is this thing?" I refreshed a few times to the variations, and while some were better, I feel like your hero could do with being less pithy, and more plain explanation of what it is.
I'm definitely not A/B testing anything, it just cycles through a couple titles I thought conveyed the project well. The sub-title directly under it explains it pretty clearly, would you agree with that?
> Manage persistent AI bots with a terminal dashboard, web UI, and declarative configuration.
There's also an interactive emulation of the TUI directly next to both titles in the hero.
looks pretty cool, but as all AI landing pages do, it suffers from not enough contrast. you might want to lighten the darker text shades ;)
why are there so many autonomous ai agent orchestration systems? too much! I don't understand! Please explain
I wish we all collectively worked on one project, especially on an orchestrator tool, where the groundwork is important. people can build on it whatever they want, just dont re-invent the orchestrator!
why are there so many autonomous ai agent orchestration systems? too much! I don't understand! Please explain
It’s what the cool kids are doing these days. It’ll pass. Also it’s quite fun to build things around agents and watch them go off to work.
why are there so many autonomous ai agent orchestration systems? too much! I don't understand! Please explain
People want to build something with the newfound productivity, but it turns out that software development always had a high leverage against potential impact - coding was always relatively cheap. That means there is in fact no backlog of great products that could have been built if we only had 10x productivity. The only spots where "missing products" can be found are mostly around AI itself.
Another interesting point is that until recently most average people thought "code" was out of reach or they didn't have time / energy to learn it. My mother made a webapp with the help of claude code the other day to generate books, which she thought of and completed in the course of 3 days all the while learning about terminals, localhost, ports, APIs and more.
In case anyone is interested, agentic platform I have been working on for awhile. https://kern-ai.com/
I made botctl explicitly to not have to talk to my agents, I wanted them running autonomously based on their BOT.md file's prompt / goals / skills.
Looks handy for anyone wanting fully autonomous agents without babysitting them—declarative config over constant chat seems like a smart move.
why are there so many autonomous ai agent orchestration systems? too much! I don't understand! Please explain
IMHO the reason is because engineers can write software but not always solve real problems. It is just easier to put stuff in code to do things with computers. This is the comfort zone. But coming up with something that solves a valuable end-user problem requires understanding what this is. I've been through this thought process many times and I am still struggling (you can check my profile as to why). You can try as…