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🚨 Announcing Abacus AI SuperComputer - Build Any Cloud Service With A Single Prompt - build or host any cloud app, API or service - spin up local LLMs - always on agents including Hermes/Claw - use cloud storage and databases - work with Claude or Codex - scale... show more
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The always-on agents are probably what actually matters here. You can't easily replicate persistent state across restarts and that's where most pipelines quietly fail.

Can we create back up site or warm site scenario

You guys do amazing things and usually stay ahead of the narratives. But many of us fail to see how to extract value until those narratives become mainstream, by which point competitors can implement them more easily and intuitively. All this is to say, partner with evangelists to record workshops and showcase use cases. Hermes is a great example.

You're buying a tool where AI rewrites your database live. They make mistakes. When they hit your database, you're getting a 3am call. Not deploying faster. Just breaking things faster.

puro ka AI gerl wala na tubig ang init na ng mundo

From writing code to deploying entire cloud services with a prompt. The future of software development is arriving faster than most people realize. 🔥

Always-on background loops are where the actual value is—nobody wants to babysit a chatbot to get real work done. ⚡️

i've seen single prompt cloud services fail at auth, retries, and schema migrations long before scale

sounds ambitious, but what’s the real cost and complexity of spinning up local LLMs? that's the hidden hurdle many miss.

The interesting part for everyday teams is not single prompt builds everything. It is whether the workflow leaves logs, budgets, permissions, and rollback steps. That is what makes agents usable outside a demo.

I love Abacus AI. Kudos to you and your team. Please bring back the Deep Agent Challenge.

With this can I build my website from scratch?

Abacus already has the infra layer. The real constraint will be whether the prompt-to-deployment loop can handle stateful services without manual intervention on every scale event.

🚨 Announcing Abacus AI SuperComputer - Build Any Cloud Service With A Single Prompt - build or host any cloud app, API or service - spin up local LLMs - always on agents including Hermes/Claw - use cloud storage and databases - work with Claude or Codex - scale to billions of AI agents Simply chat with the super computer to build, host or run anything!!

Pretty wild idea if it actually works as advertised. Turning build and deploy into a single chat flow is basically removing most of the setup friction. But the real deal will be how it performs when things get serious scale, stability and cost. That is where these platforms usually get tested.

This awesome 🤩

How do you envision handling API limits and bill shock for users, especially in a 'single prompt' setup?

🔥💪

Infra is getting compressed into a prompt. Most people still think AI writes snippets. The real shift is when it provisions the whole service.

sounds ambitious, but what’s the real cost and complexity of spinning up local LLMs? that's the hidden hurdle many miss.

Woah. This is massive

We're rapidly moving from "AI that writes code" to "AI that deploys and operates entire systems." If a single prompt can build, host, scale, and manage services with persistent agents, databases, and local models, the bottleneck shifts from implementation to imagination. The future of cloud development is starting to look a lot more conversational.

Simply chat with the supercomputer to run anything is either the future or the best marketing of the week

Any cloud service, always-on agents, billion-scale from a single prompt. Everyone's building the apps. Nobody's writing the kernel. Capability surface makes the headline. Permission surface is not even in the fine print.

One of the defining characteristics of the AI era is that product announcements increasingly sound like science fiction, forcing everyone to figure out whether they're witnessing the future or just exceptionally confident marketing.

big promise. for builders, the key will be real control over infra and model choices for cost, especially when spinning up local LLMs.

This sounds incredible! The possibilities are endless with that kind of power. Can't wait to see what everyone builds with it!

This gets interesting when the prompt becomes infra Once builders can ask for the service instead of stitching the stack, the bottleneck moves to judgment and eval loops

This is the kind of AI infrastructure that makes building faster and more accessible. 🚀

You're buying a tool where AI rewrites your database live. They make mistakes. When they hit your database, you're getting a 3am call. Not deploying faster. Just breaking things faster.


