When software updates arrive as prompts, the signature authenticates the instruction — not the program the local LLM produces from it.
A Kanban board tells you is what's about to happen, what another agent is doing right now, or which card is yours to pick up.
Commit messages tell you what changed, but don't tell you what was tried first, what broke, or where the work pivoted. A diary does.
A skill is a packaged set of instructions that gets injected into a context when it is relevant. In its simplest form, it is a SKILL.md file.
Harness.is everything in an AI agent that is not the model itself.:"If you're not the model, you're the harness."
Multi-agent communication is an active design space. Google shipped A2A as a dedicated agent-to-agent protocol.
Somewhere in your engineering org right now, there's a pull request that has been open for four days.
There's a design decision buried inside every AI agent that most developers make without realizing they've made it: what is the atomic unit of action?
Somewhere in early February, Andrej Karpathy — founding member of OpenAI, former AI director at Tesla, a person not easily impressed by internet phenomena…
There's a recurring theme in AI engineering that never gets old: the "dumb" approach beating the sophisticated one.