Executive Summary: The Frankenstein Risk We are standing on the precipice of the “Agentic Web,” and everyone is scrambling to build the bridge. But if we aren’t careful, we’re going to build a bridge that collapses under the weight of its own good intentions. The current discourse around the Model …

Hi @Bill_French ! Thanks for this impressive article. The content touches on many interesting aspects, but its full scope isn’t always easy to grasp. It would be helpful if some of the Codans, for example @Eric_Koleda and @Bharat_Batra1 , could contribute some thoughts on it. @Nina_Ledid , is ther…

Thanks for your great comments! [image] Arbor_Advice: but its full scope isn’t always easy to grasp Indeed. I have a habit (fifty years in the making) of diving deep and leaving little evidence of how I got there. And these new ways to use agentic platforms with Coda are not fully known or w…

@Bill_French , see my initial response here

I started reading your book yesterday @Bill_French , amazing. One hurdle seems to be the use of antigravity. I’ll need to familiarize myself with it first. The first YouTube video I watched on the subject was very impressive. I don’t yet understand how antigravity activates and uses the local browse…

[image] Arbor_Advice: I don’t yet understand how antigravity activates and uses the local browser. But that will probably be my task for the weekend. Yeah, so… typically, Antigravity will determine when it needs to launch a browser subagent. I often just tell it what I know when I’m writing a…

[image] Arbor_Advice: One hurdle seems to be the use of antigravity. Just to be clear, you don’t have to use Antigravity for these clever features. You can use mcpOS and Coda MCP with any modern agentic platform, such as: Cloud Code Gemini CLI Cursor VS Code I’m pretty sure all of them wil…

Thanks for the tip @Bill_French , I’ll keep my eyes open.

Hi @Arbor_Advice , I’m currently quite pressed for time—to the point where I haven’t even fully caught up with Bill’s recent work. I really appreciate his contributions; it’s impressive to see how he’s finding new ways to add and extract value from Coda in this AI era. In my latest blog post about…

[image] Christiaan_Huizer: Coda can become the “super doc” that manages our personal and professional lives Coda currently possesses no reasoning abilities. And magically embedding reasoning inside it is not practical given the integration options currently available. Relatively good reasoni…

I present a slightly different narrative to my clients, which puts their investment in Coda into a more central role going forward. These are senior-ish Business Managers with decades of experience deploying and automating the SOPs that drive their business - and they also have decades of experienc…

The Future of "Makers" and Coda MCP

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Bill_French January 21, 2026, 10:04pm 13

I trust you saw the guy who ditched Notion for Claude Cowork. If not, it’s in this new article about Chroma, a similar approach that doesn’t ditch Coda, and instead leans on it while rejecting the Coda Workspace.

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