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Why shipping frequently beats perfect architecture every time, and how the right engineering foundations make aggressive deployment a competitive advantage.
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A practical blueprint for agentic systems that act, learn, and adapt - going beyond assistants that answer to entities that operate.- Published on
When code explains itself, you dont need sprawling docs. This shrinks prompt/context size for AI agents, boosts retrieval precision, and reduces hallucinations.- Published on
Fixing these broken systems requires significant remediation.. Most change initiatives fail—not because of technical challenges, but because of how we manage the human side of change.- Published on
Exploring the expansion of Tool-Augmented Workflows (TAW) and how they are revolutionizing the way we build software.