
I Built an Agentic Ferrari in Rust… and Nobody’s Driving It
I built an agentic Ferrari in Rust. It’s fast, ridiculously low overhead, and honestly a little absurd: multi-agent orchestration, tool routing, local memory, event streaming, safety gates—the whole thing. And right now… almost nobody’s driving it. Repo: https://github.com/frumu-ai/tandem Website: https://tandem.frumu.ai/ Docs: https://tandem.frumu.ai/docs/ Developers get workflows. Everyone else gets chatboxes. Tandem brings workflows to everyone. The brutally honest origin story This started because I wanted Anthropic’s Cowork on Windows. I thought the idea was that good. The bigger motivation is the gap: developers get real AI workflows (CLI/IDEs), while everyone else gets a chat box. I can use the dev tools — the problem is most people can’t. Tandem is my attempt to make developer-grade agent workflows approachable for non-devs, without shipping their entire machine to a cloud agent. At first I used OpenCode to move fast. But once I cared about owning the rules—custom endpoints, to
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