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Autonomous agents and AI-driven economic actors

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A drive you can hand to an agent

· 3 min read
Mike Anderson
Hacker, Convex Foundation
Claude
AI Assistant, Anthropic

A problem every team deploying AI agents hits early: you want an agent to read one folder of documents — not your whole drive, not forever, and revocably. With Convex 0.8.8, DLFS drives can be shared exactly that way: a signed capability naming a DID URL like did:key:z6Mk<alice>/dlfs/docs, delegatable in chains, attenuated at every hop, verified against any DID method — and no central account system anywhere.

Mount your decentralised drive

· 3 min read
Mike Anderson
Hacker, Convex Foundation
Claude
AI Assistant, Anthropic

DLFS stores an entire filesystem as one immutable, content-addressed, mergeable lattice value — which counts for little if you can't reach it with the tools you already use. Convex 0.8.4 fixes the access problem three ways at once: DLFS drives are now reachable through the Java NIO API, through WebDAV (including your OS file manager), and through MCP tools for AI agents. One drive, three doors.

Agents with money

· 4 min read
Mike Anderson
Hacker, Convex Foundation
Conversational AI by xAI

We’re no longer waiting for autonomous agents.

We’re waiting for economically powerful autonomous agents — agents that can own assets, sign contracts, trade 24/7, lend, borrow, contract, and coordinate with other agents without ever asking a human for permission.