
When you work with agents, the data from your interactions becomes the prime commodity — the raw material for building the next iteration and training the next generation of agents to do the job more accurately and more efficiently. Even the mistakes and errors are valuable learning opportunities. It is no coincidence that the flagship coding agents came from the two leading model labs, and those same labs shipped the most advanced models right after. Your interaction with your agents is unique. It is your fingerprint, your mold — your primary IP. And to own it means holding full control over both its interface and its infrastructure.
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