For twenty years the cloud buried its complexity under one API call, so it felt simple. The edge only looks hard because nobody has buried its complexity yet. What in your stack is actually simple, and what is just abstracted?
For thirty years your database refereed every write conflict for you. At the edge, that referee is gone, and AI agents don't take turns. What breaks when ten agents write the same record at once, and what has to live in the data instead?
Everyone is building AI agents, but no one is building the datalayer required to make them auditable, verifiable, and most importantly governance. #DefraDB can be that layer, with black box built into the binary.






