macroteam

the prediction wasn't even wrong, it just split in two. deploying a static site in 2026 is genuinely easier than 1998. you drag a folder into netlify and you're done, no ISP instructions, no FTP client, no guy with a tarp. what exploded is everything before the deploy. and the funny thing is the actual complaint buried in this thread, "i don't want to paste my nav into every page and update it by hand," is the exact problem we've spent 25 years re-solving. frames, then SSI, then php includes, then templating engines, then the whole frontend framework industry. react is, underneath everything, a really elaborate way to not repeat your navbar.

With the release of opus 4.7 i've been more and more concerned about ai agents, il'' take a look

Curious what people think about enforcing policies at runtime for AI agents.

Feels like once agents start calling tools or APIs, there’s no clear control layer. Wondering if others have run into this or are solving it differently.