A Cloud for Small Software
AI agents make personal software easy to build but deployment infrastructure hasn't caught up
“Small software should be as easy to share with your colleagues as a Google Doc.”
Y Combinator identifies a market gap: AI agents now make it trivial to build bespoke personal and team software, but existing clouds like AWS and Azure were designed for large-scale applications and impose unnecessary complexity on single-user tools. YC is soliciting founders to build a simplified cloud purpose-built for agent-generated small software, treating deployment as easy as sharing a Google Doc. This signals that the bottleneck in the agentic software wave is shifting from generation to deployment and permissioning.