Okay, I might be stepping into something I don't fully get, but I've been trying to use You.com for coding/cloud stuff.
I see all this talk about "agents" that can execute tasks. I asked it to write a simple Terraform config for an S3 bucket and then "deploy it as an agent." It just generated the same HCL code I could get from any AI. No actual deployment happened. It felt like it just rephrased my request with the word "agent" slapped on top.
```hcl
# This is what it gave me. It's just... a normal Terraform file.
resource "aws_s3_bucket" "my_bucket" {
bucket = "my-unique-bucket-name"
acl = "private"
}
```
So, where's the agent part? Is it just marketing for what's basically a code generator with extra steps? For a newbie like me, it's confusing. I thought an "agent" would actually *do* something, like maybe use the AWS CLI or Terraform Cloud API? But it seems like it's mostly just talk.
Am I missing something? Maybe I need to use a specific phrase? From a cloud/infra learning perspective, it doesn't feel any more "agent-like" than ChatGPT's advanced data analysis.