Marc Bara

@Microsoft @hetzner_cloud @Anthropic 9/ Agent infrastructure is where web hosting was in 2003. The people who spend a few afternoons on the primitives now will already know how to deploy and evaluate autonomous agents when their organization starts asking. Read the full walkthrough here: @marc.bara.iniesta/how-to-install-your-first-agent-operating-system-and-why-you-should-d92d81e9be22" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@marc.bara.ini…

8/ The specific terminology will vary across projects. Hands, skills, tools, agents. None of that matters. What matters is the pattern: declared capabilities, enforced boundaries, autonomous scheduling, isolated execution. That pattern is converging across every serious agent infrastructure project right now.

9/ Agent infrastructure is where web hosting was in 2003. The standards aren't settled, the tools are rough, and the people who spend a few afternoons on the primitives now will have a structural advantage when their organization starts asking questions. Read the full walkthrough here: @marc.bara.iniesta/how-to-install-your-first-agent-operating-system-and-why-you-should-d92d81e9be22" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@marc.bara.ini…

@hetzner @Anthropic @GroqInc 8/ The pattern showing up across every agent infrastructure project right now: declared capabilities, enforced boundaries, autonomous scheduling, isolated execution. The terminology will differ. The pattern won't.

1/ OpenClaw has 295,000 GitHub stars, nine CVEs in four days, and Microsoft calling it "not appropriate to run on a standard personal or enterprise workstation." The fastest-growing open-source project in history is also one of the fastest ways to hand attackers your stored credentials. 🧵

@gruber @xai @elonmusk @Google @OpenAI @Anthropic @Alibaba @huggingface 9/ The teams adapting fastest are not the ones picking a winner. They are the ones building infrastructure to route different tasks to different models. Read the full analysis here: @marc.bara.iniesta/q1-2026-the-frontier-ai-field-is-splitting-b5b7f6a49ba9" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@marc.bara.ini…

@gruber @xai @elonmusk @Google @OpenAI @Anthropic @Alibaba @huggingface 8/ There are two separate competitions happening: one for absolute frontier capability, where @Google, @OpenAI, and @anthropic are pulling away — and one for cost-effective intelligence at scale, where open-source is gaining ground faster than the export control strategy assumed.

1/ Five labs entered 2026 as credible AI contenders. Three months in, two are publicly rebuilding from the inside out. 🧵