Use when the user asks about Luke Marsden's talk "Giving Every Agent Its Own Desktop: Lessons from Dogfooding HelixML" — including questions about HelixML, giving each agent its own GPU-accelerated desktop, spec-driven development with plan/implement phases, scaling agents by task vs by org-shape, centralized vs per-developer agent infrastructure, forking Zed for remote control, ZFS-cloned Docker-in-Docker dev environments, mixing local models (Llama 3.1) with frontier models (Claude Opus), the "snake eating its own tail" dogfooding approach, self-improving companies, or applying his design opinions to your own agent platform.
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