Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

The BYOC guy. Founder and CEO @nuoninc. Learn how to unlock enterprise customers. San Francisco. nuon.co your customer's cloud account Joined October 2011

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

4 days ago

Underrated change here is our new OTEL engine. Excited to see more and more teams building with Nuon as the center of their BYOC operations hub.

Nuon @nuoninc

4 days ago

Changelog - 042 - OTel for BYOC - Improved UI - Cleaner deprovisions - and more (link in 🧵)

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

4 weeks ago

Team has been busy! Lot's more cooking

Nuon @nuoninc

4 weeks ago

Changelog - 041 - Nuon MCP - Health Checks - Triggers (for self-healing BYOC) - PR Previews, and more (link in 🧵)

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

a month ago

@jonathangrahl Strong order!

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one of our teammates on GTM recently built an interactive onboarding app + shipped it as a Nuon BYOC app I found out today when demo'ing for a customer 😂 This is the future of marketing: interactive micro-products to help users learn new concepts

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@Bandrew noticed this yesterday, and was pleasantly surprised!

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

Everyone's been busy talking about WAL on S3. What I'm more interested in are OCI repository tools on S3. ORAS + modern container management has made OCI the defacto standard for not just moving around container images, but also to ship things like helm-charts and more. Lower level tools in the space on S3 give us all much better primitives for moving policies and things around. You would be surprised at how effective OCI can be as a central artifact, policy and state store.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@flybayer We do this too. It's basically a daily all-hands. We talk about top priorities, how to fix any customer issue, make product decisions etc. Builds transparency, trust and urgency. Don't think it'll work > 20 people, but if you do it right it's really effective until then.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@CryptoSympozium The cli proxy is to manage context and handle passing in the token etc. have an oauth flow as well, but find this ux is better for authenticated users. and then, you can do things locally to pass additional stuff to the api. Which I find really nice

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

I've spent a lot of time thinking about building a great MCP experience for a dev-tools product. What I've landed on is that you need a remote / API based MCP and you need some sort of local proxy built into your CLI (assuming you have one) Why? it's about context management.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@alexxubyte loving how dist-sys pilled X has become

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

I like this, we're doing something similar with Temporal data converters for large payloads. I've contemplated if everything should go the second path (stage to s3 and then pass around references). It's a small latency increase but makes it all more predictable and easy to tune

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

if curious, I use github.com/agentclientpro… from within neovim (forked avante). Let's me build my own hooks and other functionality in python and is really fast.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

For the last 6 months, I've driven almost all of my AI coding via ACP (within nvim). Sometimes, I'll interact with the agent CLIs directly for ideas, but I've found a lot of value in managing my own harness around the agent. This week, I started using @cursor_ai's agent via this workflow and can say it's the best experience by a long shot I've used.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@tonychang430 @databricks One of my biggest learnings was something along these lines. I used to worry about stopping roadmap work to focus on infra, reliability and stability changes. Now, I lean into it. Obviously easier the closer you are to PMF

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

We then can wrap the remote MCP calls and add additional context to the response locally in the CLI. Optimized for power-users who are already using your CLI and logged-in etc, and just want to be able to wrangle it from different agents.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

Basically, this is a local stdio proxy to our API MCP tools. If you are logged in, you can get started by just hooking that command up to your agent. Then, we let you add contexts. You can define new contexts (different permissions, apps, installs etc). Kind of like kubectl

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@saisrirampur It's funny how late to the game X is here. most of the primitives that we needed to build these systems existed in s3 5+ years ago as well.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@almoggavra first one is quite underrated. Decoupling compaction from compute can make it almost free. lets you build systems that continuously optimize themselves.

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Jon Morehouse @nuonjon

2 months ago

@javisantana I think a big part of this is related to the emergence of S3 based infra products. DuckLabs fits nicely in there, and will help them power a new set of primitives between the two.