We built an agent that powers our company's internal operations called @𝚟. Every day-to-day job at Vercel now involves @𝚟. It's growing exponentially both in daily interactions and token use. One can extrapolate to the day AI agents run entire companies from here. It's an expert in finance, comms, docs, marketing, engineering, business analytics. It's seeded by the skills we gave it and we update, but it's also constantly improving. It already keeps memories and personalized workflows and schedules on a per-user basis. For example, I knew skills⁠.sh hit 1M skills and I shared this on these forums because I asked @𝚟 to periodically check and remind me. It's powered by and is also the basis for the design of @eve. We built this, it works fantastically well, we think every company should have it. Before you @ me, I know you could also do this by picking your 'BigAI slack integration' du jour. But that's not your agent, that's their agent. If agents become the foundation of (and even synonymous with) modern companies, you being in complete control, from source → runtime → data → token, seems like a pretty big deal to me.