I like the capability-first framing. Concurrency bugs often show up when the workflow has unclear ownership of state, not just because the runtime needs another patch.
For agentic terminal tools, capability design matters even more: each action needs a boundary, a contract, and a way to prove it completed without corrupting the surrounding workflow.
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I like the capability-first framing. Concurrency bugs often show up when the workflow has unclear ownership of state, not just because the runtime needs another patch.
For agentic terminal tools, capability design matters even more: each action needs a boundary, a contract, and a way to prove it completed without corrupting the surrounding workflow.