A Hacker News thread is pushing attention toward Instant 1.0, an open-source backend for AI-coded apps. The interesting part is not only the product pitch, but the architecture: sync-first clients, a Clojure concurrency layer, and a multi-tenant Postgres design built for agent-generated software.
A Hacker News thread drew attention to Instant 1.0, an open-source backend for AI-coded apps built around a Postgres multi-tenant database, a Clojure sync engine, and reactive query invalidation.
An r/artificial discussion described how an internal AI tool leaked its detailed system prompt despite explicit instructions not to reveal it. The thread's practical consensus was that prompt text should be treated as public-facing and that sensitive logic belongs in backend code.