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Developer Investment in Agentic Platforms: Capability Spillovers, Hold-Up, and Portability
Platforms increasingly host, distribute, and orchestrate third-party AI agents. A developer's investment in workflows, tool connections, testing, task records, and authorized memory creates a private capability stock and can also make complementary agents productive. The resulting stock is generated
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