Building Agents You Can Actually Move
Everyone says they want agents they can move between clouds, laptops, and providers — until they try. The code moves fine. The memory doesn't. This episode digs into why an agent is only as portable as its least portable part, how vector stores quietly become the system of record, and the difference between vendor lock-in and the subtler technological kind. Then we get practical: what a portability-first architecture looks like, why keeping raw text alongside embeddings isn't wasteful duplication, and the one-afternoon test you can run to find out if your agent is actually yours. Episode 5392…
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