… Similar to how the OAuth standard made it possible to delegate access to your account to other platforms, the protocol uses OAuth and extends further into payments and account creation, doing so in a way that treats agents as a first-class concern. …
… An agent that only responds is useful. One that notices things first is something different. Underlying all of this is context. Agent Lee already knows your account configuration. …
… Today marks the end of our first Agents Week, an innovation week dedicated entirely to the age of agents. It couldn’t have been more timely: over the past year, agents have swiftly changed how people work. Coding agents are helping developers ship faster than ever. …
… The fast path to first token Using Workers AI models with AI Gateway is particularly powerful if you’re building live agents – where a user's perception of speed hinges on time to first token or how quickly the agent starts responding, rather than how long the full response takes. …
… Here's what a support agent looks like with the full pipeline — receive, persist, and reply: import { Agent, routeAgentEmail } from "agents"; import { createAddressBasedEmailResolver, type AgentEmail } from "agents/email"; import PostalMime from "postal-mime"; export class SupportAgent extends Agen… …
… The harness supports built-in prompt caching, compaction, and various agent-first performance optimizations. Until now, using Claude Managed Agents has meant running the entire stack on Anthropic-provided infrastructure. …
… When an agent can pull context from Backstage, read AGENTS.md for the repo it’s editing, and get reviewed against Codex rules by the same toolchain, the first draft is usually close enough to ship. …
… Some belong in Vite itself as provider-agnostic primitives: first-class abstractions and hooks for backends, APIs, agents, and deployment that any provider can implement. …
… What this unlocks Agent platforms that plan like engineers Coding agents — OpenCode , Claude Code , Codex, Pi — have been proving for the past year that LLMs are far better at writing code than at making sequential tool calls. …
… If you give the agent a URL that is protected by OAuth and complies with RFC 9728, the agent prompts the human for consent to open the authorization flow: …sending the human to the login page: …and then to a consent dialog that prompts the human to grant access to the agent: Once the human grants a… …