no it isn't https://www.loom.com/share/a6461081f2bc4cba885eaf5cd233dca3

Interestingly, when you're typing in Notion I didn't see any em dashes. Is there some post-processing happening that's converting the hyphens to em dashes? e.g. the following paragraph appeared to have just regular hyphens when you typed on the Loom video:

          <p className="text-[17px] leading-[1.75] tracking-[-0.1px]">
            The difference is subtle but significant. Apache is a web server &mdash; it can host and
            run any web application, for example one written in PHP. Whereas WordPress sits a layer
            above; in fact it typically runs on Apache. What makes it a better analogy for the
            "agentic workload" is what you do with it &mdash; or rather, who and how uses it.
          </p>

This is great. I've considered doing the same thing. After all, I've always used em dashes in my writing, so I suppose all my blog posts are AI-generated as well.

repo link: https://github.com/diggerhq/oc-agents

We are working on Digger.dev - The Vercel for Terraform

Digger automates deployment of IaC like Terraform or OpenTofu. You push Terraform code to GitHub, and it gets planned and applied - like Vercel, but for infrastructure code. You can manage environments, secrets, policies and drift in the web UI.

Been following since Hatchet was an OSS TFC alternative. Seems like you guys pivoted. Curious to learn why and how you moved from the earlier value prop to this one?

True. Will try to add a loom video to this article