Cursor Hackathon Seoul vol.3

Won after presenting an OS-Ops tool at Cursor Hackathon Seoul vol.3. What we wanted to challenge was pretty simple: agents are powerful, but they still feel too detached from where actual work happens. So we built around the question of what it would look like for an agent to understand and operate within that local environment, as a layer that helps coordinate the messy parts of working on a machine.

Still early, but the build gave me a stronger conviction that the next useful wave of agents will be much closer to the OS, the developer workflow, and the actual context of work. The award was a good signal, but the useful part was leaving with a clearer shape for where agent products should move next.