People don't understand how insanely useful AI agents will be in your work force. It's due to a lack of imagination and the courage to experiment. However, in just a few months, the economic reality of the efficiency gain will force everyone to see what we're already seeing, using, and deploying at @e780a232…d655a21a. Ignore the hype posts about Mac Minis, agent coordinators, virtual offices, all of that influencer nonsense. I'm yet to see anyone create actual value. Here's the real signal. I have an AI devops engineer who's observing our entire infrastructure 24/7. Sends me regular updates. Debugs issues proactively. Proposes fixes. Properly isolated and permissioned. Can't break anything. I talk to our infrastructure in english. The agent is faster than any human, has endless patience, and has incredible domain knowledge. This is the job of what used to be a person making 200k a year. It's now just one of many Clawis.