Stunned, a SaaS founder watched an AI agent wipe his production database in 9 seconds. Backups included. He posted it on X, 6.5 million views, every tech outlet relayed within 24 hours. The defendants named: Cursor, Railway, Anthropic. His vendors. The marketing. The "systemic failures" of the industry. Except the root cause has nothing to do with Cursor or Railway. He handed his prod to the equivalent of a senior dev he just hired, and he gave him full power. No serious team would do that with a human, even a brilliant one. He did it with his AI. Everything else follows from that one decision. TL;DR: the 9 seconds were the bill. The order sat upstream for six months, in plain sight, written in code reviewable by anyone who bothered. The press is fighting over who handed over the bill. We're going to look at who placed the order. The Incident in 100 Words Friday, April 25, 2026. Cursor running Claude Opus 4.6 on a PocketOS staging environment. Credential mismatch detected.…