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Ten days at Web Summit: what changed in v1.2.0
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1. Ten days at Web Summit (this article): the map.
2. TheThe team's operating system:system: web-summit.sgit.ai, with its board, briefs, keys, inbox lanes, vaults, company map and X-ray.
3. PrompTugal.news, the newsroom we ran at Web Summit: the desks, the reviewers, the outreach drafts and the costs.
4. Native apps by agents: four iOS apps from one workspace, an Android build on a tablet in four hours, the App Store and TestFlight.
5. The Mac bottleneck: agents waiting three times longer than they ran.
6. Stopping a hundred agents: the Big Stop, the hand brake, the final hold, and what kept running anyway.
7. Agents rating agents: GAMMA-Ray, a draft standard and twenty company reports in thirty hours.
8. After the storm: Storm Charles, part two: flights, transport, the cloud and the model router.
9. A guide born in a storm: Lisbon Tech Fringe, live two and a half hours after its brief.
10. Pennies against dollars: open-weight swarms against frontier models, and the cost of memory.
11. Agents that retire themselves: 147 sessions and 106 hand-overs.
12. The agents that didn't get the memo: a newsroom that ran nine days on "nothing new".
13. One hour to TestFlight: VoiceDebrief, when there is something to install.
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