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Not sure if this will surprise you - but I 100% agree with this. I went through the journey that many others did - implementing the loop, then trying to make it useful, realizing the limitations, etc.

I came to similar conclusions - what does valuable agentic software look like? It's not OpenClaw (yet)

The game theory then, in my opinion, is to focus on the knowable frontier - implement tools we can trust - and continue working and sharing that work.

I am holding onto the optimistic case - valuable use cases beyond coding agents will emerge.

I don't have a good answer - I've seen a lot of agent deployments but the space is evolving quickly and it's difficult to meaningfully discuss patterns.

This will be solved - and I hope that Jido can be a meaningful participant in that wider conversation.

My strongest opinion with Jido is that agents must be architecturally correct WITHOUT LLM's before they can be correct WITH LLM's

Jido core has zero LLM support for this reason.

There's nearing 40+ years of "Agent" research in CompSci, LLM's came along and we threw out all of it. I didn't like that so I spent time researching this history to do my best at considering it with Jido.

That said, I love LLM's - but they belong in the Jido AI package.

The original version where I laid down the overall patterns was all hand coded. This was mid 2024.

I used Claude to learn & refine the patterns, but it couldn’t write this level of OTP code at that time.

As models got better, I used them to find bugs and simplify - but the bones are roughly the same from that original design.

The core of Jido will run on a Raspberry Pi - we've even had people look at running Agents inside the BEAM where the BEAM is deployed on bare metal (embedded)

The future is going to be wild

Thank you!

Agree on operational boundaries - it took a long time to land where we did with the 2.0 release

Too much to say about this in a comment, but take a look at the "Concepts: Executor" section - it digs into the model here

By using Signals and Plugins, all data between agents can be encrypted. I've seen a Jido implementation doing this already.

It's use-case specific though - security is a much bigger topic then just "agents in containers"

The point of Jido isn't to solve this directly - it's to give you the tools to solve it for your needs.