Most SaaS stacks are a collection of vertical tools that each own one piece of the business but don’t really share memory or context with each other.
I wrote a post arguing that agent loops are becoming the better model. The thing is, a lot of “agent + cron job” setups today are basically doing what traditional SaaS already does — reacting to one event without much broader context. The loop approach only really starts to pull ahead when memory is persistent and shared across different parts of the business.
Most SaaS stacks are a collection of vertical tools that each own one piece of the business but don’t really share memory or context with each other.
I wrote a post arguing that agent loops are becoming the better model. The thing is, a lot of “agent + cron job” setups today are basically doing what traditional SaaS already does — reacting to one event without much broader context. The loop approach only really starts to pull ahead when memory is persistent and shared across different parts of the business.