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I gave every user their own persistent agent instead of one shared chatbot. Three things I learned running it in production

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I run a language-learning product where each user gets one AI friend who texts them first from a real phone number. Architecturally the choice that mattered was one agent per user, each in its own microVM, rather than a shared model with a user id in the prompt. Three things I did not expect. Per-u…

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    I gave every user their own persistent agent instead of one shared chatbot. Three things I learned running it in production

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