What makes infrastructure usable by coding agents?
Choose interfaces and documentation that help agents build inspectable workflows.
Editorial synthesis · Prepared 7 September 2026 · Based on the dated session records below.
What the sessions suggest
The QuestDB demonstration emphasises SQL, common protocols and concise documentation. The market-data infrastructure panel adds governance, traceability and production economics. Agent accessibility should be judged alongside operational controls.
The trade-off
Standard interfaces can reduce bespoke integration work, while purpose-built tools can encode stronger domain constraints. Compare the resulting workflow’s observability and maintenance burden, not only the speed of a demonstration.
Questions to take into your project
- Can the workflow be reproduced from documented interfaces?
- Are queries, permissions and changes inspectable?
- What latency, data volume and cost were actually measured?
Evidence and limitations
Reported demonstration scale is not a benchmark for a reader’s workload. Reproduce representative tests before choosing infrastructure.
- Live Demo #4: Time Series Databases in the Age of Coding Agents
12 March 2026 · Javier Ramirez · Transcript available
- Panel: The Future of Market Data Infrastructure
12 March 2026 · Fayssal El Mofatiche, Caio Natividade, Eric Benhamou, Jan Decken, Boris Toledano, Francois Arnaud · Transcript available