Why are we not talking more about the cloud managed agents API right now?

Why are we not talking more about the cloud managed agents API right now? This shit is insane. I don't think people really understand the capabilities that this managed agents API actually gives you. So, let me break it down. From what I can see, managed agents is basically the best solution to enterprise level agent work flows. Like you might see in NDN or like some people try to do with open cloud on a VM. Basically, you build a little file using their managed agents API and you can call it with a prompt just like you would cloud code or something like that, except it's actually a cloud agent that spawn up in a sandbox on an HTTP It has its own persistent file system and the session stays persistent so it retains all the files and stuff that it creates when you call it. So you can keep calling it day and day out. You can also connect to all the APIs and MCPs just like cloud code can on your machine except it's spun up in a persistent sandbox. You can also create custom tools for your managed agents so you can easily create a Telegram tool and a memory tool and literally just have open cloud spawn up except it's hosted securely on an automated servers. The real difference between managed agents and something like open cloud or the cloud code CLI if you're running at 24/7 is that cloud managed agents are called prophylactic and you can interact with all their logs and all their inputs prophylactic. So you can build a whole software application around as many managed agents that you want all with their own sandbox, their own persistent memory, their own tools, their own custom tools and whatever you want. Of course you can schedule these calls using something like cronjob or you're actually scheduling calls to managed agents and build whatever sort of architecture around it that you need. In my opinion, this is biggest for businesses that are trying to run these sort of agential workflows or persistent agents that are processing sensitive data where now they can do it on anti-optic servers back by their security and with the cloud ecosystem. If you want a full breakdown of how to use this managed agents API as well as some cool use cases, I've been messing around with, comment agents down below and I'll send it over. And if you're interested in learning more about how to build these sort of 247 multi-agent systems, I have a school community where that's basically all we talk about and there's a bunch of builders and business owners all doing the same. So if you're interested in that, the link is in my bio and we would love to see you there.