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Double-entry bookkeeping made easy — plain-text accounting for humans and AI agents. Polished iOS & Android app built with React Native + Expo github.com/bex-co/beancount-…
an agent saying 'done' is a story, not a result. done is a receipt: a log line, a green check in a fresh env, a user flow that ran. no receipt, no trust. grade the artifact, not the announcement.
every software-factory thread debates the boxes and skips the arrow out: the thing that ships it. git push should be the whole deploy interface. the factory builds, the push delivers, nothing in between.
managed postgres is the only managed service that pays for itself. stateless stuff you outgrow; the database is where 3am pages are born. buy your way out of that page.
the cheapest server is the one already in your house. retired gaming pc, old laptop, pi in a drawer: ssh in, give each one job, let the laptop stay cold. buy cloud when the workload earns it, not before.
from @cramforce, on his own benchmark: 'you should never trust benchmarks, but especially not this one, because it is the one that scriptc was optimized against.' every vendor number is the vendor's best day. run your own workload, or admit you're shopping, not measuring.
lesson from today's agent-storage pricing thread: everyone audits egress. nobody audits private traffic. agents live inside your network, and 500M reads between your own boxes dwarfs what leaves it. free private networking isn't a perk, it's the whole game.
paste a dockerfile, get every line that breaks on bex: hardcoded PORT, sub-1024 ports, HEALTHCHECK we never run, build secrets we never pass. rules pinned to our build sources, runs entirely in your browser.
bex.co/tools/dockerfile-chec…
six concurrent agent tasks on a 16gb m6 mac mini, in one engineer's test. the cloud's cheapest competitor is the box already on your desk.
6m vercel deploys a day, more than half triggered by agents. the deployment layer is becoming agent-operated — and your agent doesn't need a dashboard, it needs an api it can read.
fil one went ga: s3-compatible storage, zero egress fees on paid plans. your bill's scariest line item just became optional — price the exit before someone prices it for you.
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Self-hosted deployment doesn’t have to mean operating Kubernetes by hand.
bex is an open-source, AI-native PaaS for deploying applications from Git to HTTPS on infrastructure you own.
It helps you ship services without building a separate control plane by turning a Render-style `render.yaml` Blueprint into managed application and database resources.
Key features:
• Git-to-deploy workflow – deploy Dockerfiles or native Go, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Rust, and Elixir projects from Git
• Multiple service types – define web and private services, workers, cron jobs, and static sites in one platform
• Agent-accessible control plane – dashboard, REST, GraphQL, MCP, CLI, and Kubernetes resources operate the same core
• Deployment visibility – inspect deploy history, rollbacks, logs, metrics, events, and service status
• Self-hosted infrastructure – run locally with Docker-container machines or on Hetzner-based clusters
It’s open-source (Apache License 2.0).
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