← Back to context Comment by maxdo 14 hours ago Why would you choose api vs sdk . Sdk in a sandbox feels much better . 7 comments maxdo Reply gavinray 14 hours ago https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/agents#compare... maxdo 14 hours ago I get it why do I want to use your managed session , what do you win ? Any examples ?I’m trying to understand the use case but it seems weird middle ground in a way . dannyw 9 hours ago Ease of setup and accepting the lock-in; in exchange for OpenAI handling security-patching the environment, scaling containers, etc. It's an option. pixl97 14 hours ago Because how does OpenAI earn more money then? At least to me it seems to try more vendor lock in, but I might mistaken on how easy it would be to just be another level of abstraction in an agent system. simonw 14 hours ago To save yourself the hassle of running your own sandboxed VM. pixl97 14 hours ago Not sure I exactly trust OAI to do that right. kakugawa 14 hours ago I assume you'd develop via the SDK, then deploy it via the API.
gavinray 14 hours ago https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/agents#compare... maxdo 14 hours ago I get it why do I want to use your managed session , what do you win ? Any examples ?I’m trying to understand the use case but it seems weird middle ground in a way . dannyw 9 hours ago Ease of setup and accepting the lock-in; in exchange for OpenAI handling security-patching the environment, scaling containers, etc. It's an option.
maxdo 14 hours ago I get it why do I want to use your managed session , what do you win ? Any examples ?I’m trying to understand the use case but it seems weird middle ground in a way . dannyw 9 hours ago Ease of setup and accepting the lock-in; in exchange for OpenAI handling security-patching the environment, scaling containers, etc. It's an option.
dannyw 9 hours ago Ease of setup and accepting the lock-in; in exchange for OpenAI handling security-patching the environment, scaling containers, etc. It's an option.
pixl97 14 hours ago Because how does OpenAI earn more money then? At least to me it seems to try more vendor lock in, but I might mistaken on how easy it would be to just be another level of abstraction in an agent system.
simonw 14 hours ago To save yourself the hassle of running your own sandboxed VM. pixl97 14 hours ago Not sure I exactly trust OAI to do that right.
https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/agents#compare...
I get it why do I want to use your managed session , what do you win ? Any examples ?
I’m trying to understand the use case but it seems weird middle ground in a way .
Ease of setup and accepting the lock-in; in exchange for OpenAI handling security-patching the environment, scaling containers, etc. It's an option.
Because how does OpenAI earn more money then? At least to me it seems to try more vendor lock in, but I might mistaken on how easy it would be to just be another level of abstraction in an agent system.
To save yourself the hassle of running your own sandboxed VM.
Not sure I exactly trust OAI to do that right.
I assume you'd develop via the SDK, then deploy it via the API.