What's it for?

(ribbit) “Where does it run?”

Laptop.

Cloud.

“And what's it for?”

Different question, lad.

“What?”

Different.

Question.

We've been here thirty seconds. (ahhhh)

Personal.

Shared.

Product.

Three different purposes.

“Same model though?”

Could be.

“So same thing?”

No.

“Why?” Because using the same engine

doesn't make two cars the same car,

does it?

“Could share a repo.” Ohhhh,

here we go. (ohhhhh)

Repository.

Account.

Network.

Runtime.

Decisions, lad. Important decisions.

Still decisions.

Not the boundary.

“But where's the boundary?”

Responsibility.

Now we're getting somewhere.

“What if product just uses the internal tools?”

Through what?

“The tools.”

Through. What.

“The...

tools?” Defined interface, lad.

You can't just point at a box and say tools.

defined interface... not

the boundary... different question... (ha!)

“Could we make it an agent?”

What does it actually do?

“Classifies a note.”

Then classify the note.

“Agent

could have memory.”

Why? “And tools.” Why?

“And planning.” Lad. It's categorising text.

Why've

you given it a fucking career?

WHERE DOES IT RUN?

One question. WHAT DOES IT DO?

Another. WHO USES IT?

Another. WHAT CAN IT TOUCH?

Another. HOW AUTONOMOUS? Another.

Same model? Maybe. Same repo?

Maybe. Same responsibility? ...

Now yer askin' the right question.

Two environments.

Three purposes.

Defined boundaries.

Everything else

when there's actually a reason.

“So... another axis?” ...

Give us the marker.

“Why?” Because yer banned from diagrams.

(ribbit...

ribbit...)