Interesting observation about CMS abstractions and AI agents. The key insight - removing context bifurcation between code and content - applies to many systems. Infrastructure designed for human workflows often becomes a bottleneck when operated by agents.
Interesting observation about CMS abstractions and AI agents. The key insight - removing context bifurcation between code and content - applies to many systems. Infrastructure designed for human workflows often becomes a bottleneck when operated by agents.
> bifurcation between code and content
Doesn't that phrase also describe the fundamental security flaw of LLMs everybody wants to use for their "AI agents"?
I don't like this concept of dismantling hard-fought abstractions and structure in order to optimize the cycle-time of the temporary-slop machine.