Who's Minding the Factory?

Let's just jump right in to the AWS news for the week.

I've got my list of articles here.

Let's start on the first one.

I think a service that neither of you, neither of you, neither of us, wow, it's going to be one of those days, man.

Neither of us have, I think I used it when it was in pre-release, Amazon Quick Desktop.

is released GA as of sometime this week, I think.

I don't know if it was this week or late last week, but you can now run it on both Mac and Windows and it's generally available.

So there you go.

Cool.

This is the general life organizer slash... uh agentic control system right i guess yes

yeah remember what we said i don't know if it was november or december we're like uh 2026 is going to be the year of the agent and it does seem that way like they're just everything is an agent now yeah yeah we're we're uh we we gazed into the crystal ball and picked right i guess we got lucky um I wrote this down from the article or the news release.

Quick agents run continuously in the background even after you close your computer.

You start on the desktop.

You answer a question from your phone at the airport and review the results later.

So it's just another version of OpenClaw or whatever we're calling that now.

Hermes.

Hermes insert tool of choice.

Slash goal.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right.

Um, so I don't know, it's, it's kind of still on my to-do list, but how many agentic solutions do I need running on my desktop at this point? Like you can think the way I think of quick as like, um, sort of the non-technical, I don't know if that's fair or not, but this is the way I think of it.

The non-technical agentic solution, you know, connect to your email, connect to your calendars, work all its magic.

And then you've got, uh, let's say Kuro Crew, uh, is Amazon sort of developer agentic solution.

And I couldn't find pricing for this.