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Connected steps are not a workflow. Between step one and step two, the world changes. State goes stale. Permissions differ per app. Nobody confirms the handoff. A real multi-app workflow needs all of
Take a task that crosses two apps. A customer asks for a refund. The request lives in the support desk. The order lives in the billing system. End to end, the agent reads both, decides against the ref
Picture the stack in three layers. The app and its business logic at the bottom. The agent at the top. In between, the access layer. The part that decides what the agent can see and touch. Most softwa
Most software has two layers. The app and its business logic at the bottom. The agent at the top. Nothing in between. So the agent reaches straight into the interface. It reads pixels meant for human
We started with an assumption about what agents need from an app. Then we started asking developers. The answers keep surprising us. So here is the question we are testing now. What does an agent actu
The hardest objection we have heard this week came from three separate threads. Structured access is ideal. But you do not own the other side. That objection is now the specification. The clean path i
One integration is a project. Ten is a team. Fifty is a department that only maintains connections. Every app brings its own quirks, its own auth, its own failure modes. The work multiplies even when
Every SaaS company is now building its own agent door. Blockworks shipped a hosted MCP server for its datasets. Notolens built one for brand protection. Genea for access control. An insurer launched a
A good CLI walkthrough shows everything. The exact command. The inputs it took. The action it performed. The output it returned. The errors it can throw. And how you verify it worked. No cropped termi
