Agents per user doubling every 6 months: AgentWrap rearchitects runtime around 'agent as a function'
matanSF · x · 2026-10-31
- agentwrap published the article Your Agent as a Function: they dropped the approach of giving every agent its own OS process — simple and safe, and the obvious first choice — in favor of more efficient abstractions.
- The author estimates agents per user will keep doubling every six months, and details runtime changes made to handle that growth.
- matanSF frames it: bragging about parallel agents in 2026 is like bragging about parallel functions in 2016 — what matters is actual output, and AgentWrap claims plenty.
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