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Claude Managed Agents
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#2MANAGED AGENTS sounds like progress, but also like we’re standardizing around the current limitations instead of solving them.
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#3And now OpenClaw is dead because serious people have a less janky option!
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#4The next $100B buisness model in 2026 is AaaS (Agent as a Service).
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#5Happy to see this launched, particularly today.
I own a stake in a small brewery in Canada, and this feature just saved me setting up some infrastructure to "productionize" an agent we created to assist with ordering, invoicing, and government document creation.
I get paid in beer and vibes for projects like these, so the more I can ship these projects in the same place I prototype them the better.
(Also don't worry all, still have SF income to buy food for my family with)
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#6Those agents did such a wonderful job making and deploying this page that the testimonials are unreadable because each spot has two of them overlapping.
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#7Happy to see this launched, particularly today. I own a stake in a small brewery in Canada, and this feature just saved me setting up some infrastructure to "productionize" an agent we created to assist with ordering, invoicing, and government document creation. I get paid in beer and vibes for projects like these, so the more I can ship these projects in the same place I prototype them the better. (Also don't worry…
i get paid in vibes and chilling as well for some similar agent stuff i do for content creators.
quick question, how do you manage these side projects that kinda need to be production ready but aren't you are actual SF job lol?
some of these people think they are my actual customer/client but like i do it for fun and to help them out.
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#8This is going to grow into a sophisticated platform, and is what will eventually compete head on with saas. I dont think companies will build their own agents, aside from looping in tools. As the models improve, there will be less hand holding. This could end up competing with AWS/GCP
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#9As someone who spins up docker containers where I use the Anthropic Agentic SDK to build Jekyll websites for customers, I don’t see much of an appeal. I didn’t find it that difficult to set up the infrastructure, the hard part was getting the agents to do exactly what I wanted. Besides, eventually I might want to transition away to another provider (or even self hosting) so I’d prefer having that freedom.
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