Make Something Agents Want

The text explores the challenges faced by modern infrastructure, drawing parallels between historical and contemporary issues with traffic management and data handling. It uses the example of Hammersmith Bridge in London, which is struggling under a load it was never designed for, to highlight how infrastructure can become obsolete if not built for future demands. The text compares this with Paris's 19th-century redesign, which anticipated future traffic needs and was successful because it was forward-thinking. In the digital realm, the same principle applies to handling the increased data load from AI and coding agents, which require more than traditional storage solutions like markdown files. Instead, the text argues for a focus on dynamic systems such as routing, shared session histories, and reflections, which allow for context reuse and better efficiency. This approach is likened to building wide boulevards that can accommodate future traffic, rather than patching outdated systems, and it emphasizes the need for infrastructure that supports evolving technological demands.

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