What BBN said on air. The facts are in the original report: TechCrunch.
Hank LedgerFolks, on October fourteenth, TechCrunch reported that Figma announced new features to define how agents work on its platform. Agents. Work. With a definition.
Hank LedgerPoint one. Somebody sat down and wrote out how a piece of software is supposed to behave at the office.
Hank LedgerIn twenty-eight years, nobody has done that for me.
Hank LedgerPoint two. Figma is also putting its code layers feature into open beta.
Hank LedgerRead that again, because a beta means you get to be unfinished in public and everybody is told to be patient.
Hank LedgerReally? The machine gets patience. I got a live on-air bee and a teleprompter that said nothing.
Hank LedgerPoint three.
Hank LedgerHere's what they won't tell you: once the agents have defined roles and rules, the only one at work with no job description is you, folks, and you know it.
Hank LedgerSo I'm asking for the same deal. A defined way of working, clear boundaries and an open beta of me. Fair warning, it's mostly beans.