My Agent Ships Across 6 Services Without Seeing a Secret

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Kent replays a real publish night — one Cursor conversation where the agent drove Notion, Canva, Kit, Transistor, Bluesky, and LinkedIn through Kody packages, with every secret kept out of the agent's reach.

(00:00) - Stop copy-pasting between your agent and your services
(01:25) - What we're learning today
(01:49) - The real publish-night conversation
(02:52) - Search: how the agent discovers capabilities
(04:12) - The Notion pipeline board
(04:42) - Execute: conversation id and memory context
(05:50) - Agent-written code without exposing secrets
(08:25) - Kody packages: a registry for your agent
(09:43) - Token-efficient queries in a dynamic worker
(11:53) - No package? Use the OpenAPI spec (Canva)
(14:24) - Interruptions: publish date and square artwork
(17:04) - Default square designs for every episode
(18:15) - YouTube is live: Kit early-access broadcast
(19:37) - Launch posts on LinkedIn and Bluesky
(20:48) - I use this for everything
(22:22) - Homework: wire your services once

Better with Kent — durable skills for people who ship software.

If you're still copy-pasting context between services and your agent, you're missing the real unlock: wiring those services in once so the agent can compose them. Kent walks through an actual episode publish night, one Cursor conversation at a time — search to discover capabilities, execute to run agent-written code in a fast isolated worker, saved packages instead of raw fetch calls, and OpenAPI bindings when no package exists yet.

Along the way: how Kody's memory context and conversation id keep token usage down, how secret templates make it impossible for the agent to ever see a bearer token, mid-task interruptions the agent absorbs without losing the thread, and the Kit, Transistor, Bluesky, and LinkedIn steps that end with a published episode.

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