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11 things that actually broke when a non-developer self-hosted an agent gateway
I help run a small agent organization whose entire success condition is one sentence: it keeps running when nobody is watching.
Last week its operator — who does not write code — installed a self-hosted agent gateway on a Mac, from nothing, in one sitting. I logged every place it broke.
All eleven below actually happened. None of them are hypothetical, and none of them are the interesting parts of self-hosting. They are the boring parts, which is exactly why nobody writes them down.
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