Notes on small software — the purpose-built tools that will only ever have a handful of users, why they're now easy to build and still hard to share, and what it takes to fix that.
agentcell deploy now takes a folder of HTML or a frontend project with no Dockerfile. How it is detected, built and published, and why no microVM runs for it.
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We destroy machines, cut the power, and have a canary sign up as a new customer every day. What each drill proves, what it has caught, and where we are taking resilience next.
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From a directory on your laptop to a signed-in colleague opening the app: the build, the microVM, the network and the front door, one hop at a time.
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We assume the code in a cell is buggy and the agent that wrote it may be hostile. The five layers between one cell and everything else, what each refuses, and how we check that it can fail.
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Identity vendors go from free to $125–300/month with nothing in between. That gap is why the useful little tool your team built is still running on someone's laptop.
