TLDR Product Management 2026-05-19

Everyone's building an agent framework. OpenProse has one: it's called English.

You declare an outcome in structured, plain English and agents self-configure to pursue it. That way:

✅ The agent conversation moves from how (prompts, MCP servers, harness configs) to what.

✅ The bitter lesson works in your favor: a declarative sentence gets cheaper and faster to satisfy as models improve. No refactoring required.

✅ Goals hold over time, like an SLA: "Inbox at zero by 5pm."

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