AX's gRPC API offers CreateTask, ResumeTask, SuspendTask, DeleteTask and WatchTask, but no prompt RPC. The runner contract starts spec.command and exposes health/metadata on port 80. A resumed AX Task receives restored /workspace files and a fresh process tree. Thus an ACP stdio connection cannot b…

There are two decisions: how AX starts or resumes the sandbox, and how a process in that sandbox receives one prompt. ACP answers the second decision for coding agents; a native noninteractive CLI answers it for one agent. They can be combined.

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Google AX (Agent Executor) is the intended Google project. It accepts ax.io/v1alpha1 YAML with Task, Workspace and Model and runs Task images on Agent Substrate. Its ax CLI applies those resources through the AX gRPC control plane; they are not Kubernetes Agent CRDs. AX currently stores resource st…

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Every app charges you clicks to find what you came for. A designer who never met you decided where each button goes. The command line skips that guess. The old barrier was memorizing commands. That barrier is gone. Your coding agent already knows them. I never typed one while setting up the routine below. The agent wrote each command, told me in plain English what it would do, and waited for a yes. Three tools I use: * **clasp** pushes Apps Script to Google. My agent wrote a script that reads my inbox a few times a week and flags what I owe people. Filters move mail. They can't decide whether I owe someone a reply. * **DuckDB** queries a spreadsheet where it sits. Ask which vendors got paid twice last quarter. The agent writes the query and hands back the rows. Nobody types SQL. * **pandoc** converts documents in bulk. Forty Word files to PDF is one command, not forty rounds of Save As. The rule I use: when the same clicks repeat every month, look for the back door. One warning. Google shows a screen listing everything the script can read, edit and delete. Read it before you approve. The longer version, with the exact prompts for each tool: https://medium.com/@brnthood/cli-for-when-you-want-to-take-the-back-door-a2433d9c6363?sk=b06a664c5aa32908e7614687d2723e77

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Review #100: Sonnet 5.5 arrived hours after I complained it hadn't — plus my CLI now shows me the bill in dollars, which is a bold move