Cloud tools whose moat was human-friendly UX are in trouble as agents go direct
emeka_boris · x · 2026-09-24
Docker exec Ivan Burazin argues that companies whose moat was making cloud infrastructure easier to use for humans are in a tough spot now that agents can operate directly against lower-level interfaces.
A reply suggests such companies could go open source so agents can use their products directly.
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