Updates from the workshop.

Fabrik now exposes its content-addressed cache as a small set of CLI commands so any script can check, store, and restore results without going through the build graph.

Fabrik now has an infrastructure layer that lets the local build graph talk to external providers, starting with Tuist as a shared cache for builds and scripts.

Scripts that declare a contract can now run on remote compute through Fabrik. The first providers are Microsandbox and Daytona, and the door is open for more.

What we are exploring, and why it lives at the seam between agents, code, and remote compute.