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We started writing docs for AI agents, not humans — and made it an open standard
Most people install our tools through an agent now
We build a few developer products — an event-ledger database, an S3-compatible
object store, and others. Over the last few months we noticed a shift: most
people who try them don't start in a browser. They tell a coding agent “add this
to my project,” and the agent does the install and the wiring.
So we started watching agents work against our documentation.
Watching an agent guess
Most of the time it went fine. But eve...
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