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> And this was leading to some major issues: our agent harness was becoming bloated with hundreds of tools, which were required to teach agents about how to use Hex-something emphatically out of distribution. Our compatibility with external agents, because those products were having to use Hex through a keyhole via MCP versus being able to work with something more native. And our compute engine wasn’t built to support the high-speed, high-concurrency, iterative workflows agents seem to like.

I'm having déjà vu... I read almost the same thing word for word ~6 months ago. I think it was from an open source project.

Edit: February, but it was published in November:

What I learned building an opinionated and minimal coding agent

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46844822

Actually I think I've seen the same thing three or four times this year. But yeah, actually solving the actual problems you actually have is a good idea :)