This 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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mrbungie an hour ago | parent | next [-]

They need to offer more 9s of availability before this happens though.

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lurker919 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Exactly my thoughts, AWS is due for a large rewrite/ground up rewrite from first principles to be able to fully utilize LLMs/agentic capabilities.

	▲	llmslave 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		yeah, alot of the services dont make as much sense

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siva7 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

What exactly makes you think that AWS & co. don't have already two competing Agents-as-a-Service Platforms at any time?

	▲	llmslave 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Anthropic is very far ahead on agentic engineering. There is more to getting it to work than it looks, and their models might be directly trained to know how to use the claude code harness. But beyond that, AWS is a very complex platform. Agents simplify saas, the agent itself manages the api calls, maybe the database queries, more of the logic. As software moves into the agent, you need less cloud capability, and a better agent harness/hosting. Essentially, this makes the AWS platform obsolete, most services make much less sense.