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The strategic importance of this moment is underscored by @karpathy, who frames it as a fundamental displacement of the IDE-centric workflow that has dominated for decades. This transition accelerates the entire ecosystem. Infrastructure providers like @vercel are already shipping edge runtimes for agent workers, demonstrating that the picks and shovels for this new gold rush are being manufactured in parallel with the discovery of the mines themselves. Simultaneously, the focus on security from day one, with @GoogleDeepMind publishing a red-teaming framework, implies a maturity in this cycle that was absent in previous platform shifts. The structural change is here: developers are no longer just calling APIs for models, they are orchestrating and deploying persistent, stateful agents. 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