Why dedicated agent infrastructure like phone numbers keeps custom agents alive
krishnan · x · 2026-10-26
krishnan argues that new agent offerings from OpenAI or Anthropic can't replace his self-built Hermes Agent, because services like Agentline that give agents their own phone number to handle tasks don't yet exist in those ecosystems — a reminder that agent infrastructure gaps, not just model quality, decide practical utility.
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