Mousepower: agents that can’t be measured, can’t be managed. — Maximillian Piras, Yutori

תקציר מקורי באנגליתSelling steam engines to people who thought in horses, James Watt studied the horse gins that powered mills, worked out what one animal produced, and called it horsepower. The number was not scientific and arguably not accurate. It did not have to be. It made the improvement legible enough that someone who liked horses would try a machine. Maximillian Piras is the founding designer at Yutori, which builds computer use models: agents that drive a computer as a person would, where no API or MCP exists. His thesis is that agents have Watt's problem. This room can run agents all day, but early adopters are a biased sample, and most people cannot judge whether the tokens were worth it. He calls the current pattern overspending and underusing: token maxing into austerity, dropping out, then gett