Right now I'm 100% coding focused, that's the big show in terms of agents. Orchestrating current agent tools is clunky, they're low performance, they lack fine grained extensibility to really modify their behavior on a dynamic task based basis (CC's hooks are the "best" option and they're really weak), the security model around them is flawed, there's a laundry list of issues with them.

The agent itself is designed to be very general, every trace action has hooks that can transform the payload using custom javascript, so you can totally change the agent's behavior dynamically, and the system prompts are all composed from handlebars templates that you can mix/match. The security model makes it great for enterprise deployment because instead of installing agent software on systems or giving agents limited shell access to hosts, you install a small secure binary that basically never changes on hosts, and a single orchestrator service can be a control plane for your entire enterprise. Then every action your agent takes is linked into the same reactive distributed system, so you can trigger other actions based on it besides just fulfillment of intent.