I think that you see like anything else I think we are like discovering the architecture of the new architecture of building software. Interestingly our primitive the two primitives that I think are critical that I suspect every platform will eventually get one is durable objects which are stateful serverless programming uh I think that's a true innovation it's the world's first implementation of the actor model in on an in an infrastructure layer not in userland it means you can spin up millions of these stateful things that run in the background etc and it runs with serverless uh characteristics instead of spinning up a whole VM.

The Second, which we announced just a few weeks ago is what we call dynamic workers. Famously, eval has been considered a bad idea evaluating code, user generated code or now LLM generated code. But we built this thing that lets you run it in a safe environment with zero startup time. Given these things, we feel we can build a much more efficient and much um a new kind of architecture for building AI agents.

One of applications of dynamic workers... our MCP server. The Cloudflare API is 2600 API endpoints. So if you exposed a tool for each one of them, you're screwed. No, we said you can have two tool calls. One is search and execute. And to each one of these, you actually submit code that we run in and isolate. well, turns out LLMs are great at running code. So, this is fundamental capabilities. It's not something you can patch on and use.

Let's talk about slop forks. What happened with you and Vercel? I've been in this industry long enough that I have friends everywhere. Uh we describe the industry as a forest of revolving doors. The event is I was playing with this project that uh Vercel Labs had just come out with called Just Bash. I loved it. And I was like, "Oh, of course I want to make some of this stuff work with uh Cloudflare." And the way I did it in 2026 is I just point Opus at it and I go out like for lunch, etc., right? And I come back and it spat out 5,000 lines of code.

I go on Twitter and the Vercel CTO is uh trashing my work saying well suddenly it's Cloudflare did this. I was just like, "Oh, this is not it at all." Forking is a great sign of uh prestige, respect in my culture. It's how the React community grew. Core to what open source is right you want to build on it you should take our work fork it and do whatever. If you're in it for the love of the game, then do it for the love of the game.

I think there's also this tendency now which is open-source repos have become adversarial grounds. So on the agents SDK for example, we had to shut down contributions. We only allow issues right now. And like the end result is I'm going to take a resolution and paste it into Opus. I think open source repos have become adversarial to the point that people are almost afraid of gaining um popularity in that space.

It's so hard but the way I'm framing it in my head is no one has built the react yet. The moment React came in... that established every framework in the future. I suspect we haven't done that yet. It might just be skills. I feel like skills are the ultimate translation thing. They scale well. It's English. Uh, you know, you can abstract it down.

Is that it? Like, by the way, I'd be so happy if you say the future of software is Markdown files. Beautiful. Instantly accessible. A multi-language bridges the world.

The real thing I encourage people to do is to be original. In such a crazy world where any idea seems to work now like the clanker like will make it work for you. Don't even try to do something incrementally better. Build sci-fi stuff. Build stuff like for your family. Use agents SDK for doing it. I'm begging you to be original and to have courage to try a new idea. I don't need another agent framework. Nobody needs it.