The agentic AI wave is real, but the infrastructure for multi-agent coordination is still immature compared to single-agent tooling.

The specific gap: shared state management. When multiple agents operate on the same context, you need atomic coordination — otherwise you get silent failures that look like "the model is bad" but are actually concurrency bugs.

We've been building this missing piece — an open-source coordination layer for multi-agent systems: https://github.com/Jovancoding/Network-AI

One thing I’m wondering: if agentic AI on phones effectively gets “god’s fingertips” across all apps and accounts, do you think there’s any realistic technical way to sandbox that access (per‑app or per‑data‑type) without killing most of the usefulness? Or are we basically stuck relying on regulation and platform trust once an agent can see and act on everything on the device?

I think a better treatment of the development heritage of Chinese superapps:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46916021