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Conquering Agent Chaos — Rick Blalock, Agentuity
Takeaway
Agents need agent-specific infra — long runtime, stateful routing, framework-agnostic deployment — not stateless serverless.
Summary
- Agentuity provides an agent-first deployment platform addressing common pain points: long-running agents (15-40+ min), stateful execution, agent-to-agent routing.
- Stateless serverless (Lambda) breaks down for agents; Agentuity treats each agent as a first-class infra citizen with its own routing, API key, and lifecycle.
- CLI 'agentuity create' scaffolds projects in Bun, Python+UV, or Node; framework-agnostic templates (Mastra, Vercel AI SDK, CrewAI, LangChain, Pydantic).
- Built-in AI gateway means no per-provider key setup; tracing with both human spans and 'self-observability' for agents to introspect.
- Dev mode mirrors production with public tunneling, multi-modal inputs (JSON, PDF, HTML, email, phone), and ctx.getAgent for cross-agent calls with ephemeral tokens.
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Original description
Agent deployments can be dicey, especially at first. This session goes over all the things that cause headache with deployments from serverless issues to networking issues - and how we fix them. About Rick Blalock Seasoned founder with exit. Developer at night and during the day if I can fit it in meetings... Scaled a mobile developer platform from hundreds to 800,000 developers. Successfully started and sold a fisheries platform & app to the world's largest fishing app with 15m+ users, and then led that company as CPO. Recorded at the AI Engineer World's Fair in San Francisco. Stay up to date on our upcoming events and content by joining our newsletter here: https://www.ai.engineer/newsletter