Infrastructure — Not Applications, Models, Harnesses, or Loops — Is the Product
Your CEO vibe-coded a dashboard this morning. Then nine more. His marketing manager made him another. Where do they go? Not 'can we build it' — nobody asks that anymore. Where does it run, with auth, without leaking the revenue data it displays, without becoming ten unpatched liabilities? The industry keeps shipping developer tools — better models, harnesses, loops — but every one of those is now abundant. The scarce thing is a governed place for the output to live. THIS is the agentic revolution: infrastructure tools, not developer tools. We prove it at two scales — inside a single application (Squall, where the workflow engine is the product and the UI is AI-generated exhaust) and at the platform level, where Kilter lets you develop against the deployment and runtime infrastructure itself.