Good read Justin! I agree with you on value at scale in the agentic era. I like what you said about token economics but one thing i'm seeing: as skills get packaged into "workers," the cost of running agents drops without compromising value. How do you think the rise of workers reshapes the token economics you mentioned in your post? Looking forward to post 2.
Thanks Vamsi. What do you mean by workers in this context? I might not be familiar with this. The only way I see costs drop is if you optimize the harness, the context, or the model. Perhaps what you're describing does one of these things.
Sorry for the delay Justin. I thought "Workers" are common jargon, but it's Notion specific. Apologies for the confusion. But you're right...costs only drop via harness, context, or model, and "workers" are essentially a harness + context optimization.
Good read Justin! I agree with you on value at scale in the agentic era. I like what you said about token economics but one thing i'm seeing: as skills get packaged into "workers," the cost of running agents drops without compromising value. How do you think the rise of workers reshapes the token economics you mentioned in your post? Looking forward to post 2.
Thanks Vamsi. What do you mean by workers in this context? I might not be familiar with this. The only way I see costs drop is if you optimize the harness, the context, or the model. Perhaps what you're describing does one of these things.
Sorry for the delay Justin. I thought "Workers" are common jargon, but it's Notion specific. Apologies for the confusion. But you're right...costs only drop via harness, context, or model, and "workers" are essentially a harness + context optimization.