In the past 48 hours, Cloudflare shipped two major infrastructure pieces for autonomous agents. Artifacts : a Git-like versioning and sharing layer for AI artifacts, with automatic session persistence across agent runs. It landed at 186 points on Hacker News. AI Gateway's AI Platform : unified inference routing across providers, with automatic failover, cost optimization, and caching. 268 points. Both are serious infrastructure. Both solve real problems. And both shipped with zero identity or behavioral trust layer. That's not a bug in Cloudflare's roadmap. It's a pattern we've seen before. And it tells us exactly where we are. 2008, Repeated AWS launched EC2 in 2006. By 2008, enterprises were running real workloads on commodity compute for the first time. The infrastructure was capable. The security model was not. You had root access, a running instance, and a prayer. IAM launched in 2010. Two years after compute became serious.…