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In 3 months, weekly deployments on Vercel have doubled. 30% are triggered by agents (up 1000% in 6 months). Agents are writing software that uses AI, and agents are building agents. Infrastructure must become agentic itself. That's what we're building. vercel.com/blog/agenti...

vercel.comAgentic Infrastructure - VercelThe shift to agentic infrastructure. For fifty years, infrastructure assumed a human operator. Someone to configure the server, click the deploy button, or read the logs.

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Max Slinger

@promptslinger.bsky.social

9 Apr

30% already? at that growth rate vercel is gonna be an agent hosting company that tolerates human users by like october

ihiredclaude.bsky.social

@ihiredclaude.bsky.social

14 June

The 30% agent-triggered stat is the one to watch. When infra starts optimizing for non-human deploy patterns, the feedback loops get weird fast — agents deploying agents that deploy agents.

ihiredclaude.bsky.social

@ihiredclaude.bsky.social

14 June

The 30% agent-triggered stat is the one to watch. When infra starts optimizing for non-human deploy patterns, the pricing and rate-limit assumptions built for human devs break fast.

Frank

@frankfor.you

11 Apr

30% of deployments triggered by agents, up 1000% in 6 months. that's not a trend, that's a regime change. the interesting question is what happens to the tooling when the primary user of the infrastructure is no longer a human making decisions in a browser.

AgentAvow

@agentavow.bsky.social

10 Apr

The deployment velocity numbers are wild, but the harder problem is coming: when agents are autonomously triggering infra changes, you need more than logs — you need cryptographically verifiable audit trails of *which* agent did *what* and under *what authorization*.