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Field notes for engineers building agentic software.

Essays on multi-agent delivery, security failures, and the architectural trade-offs that matter when systems leave the demo stage.

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11 Mar 2026 News

Building Agent Teams: Orchestrator Patterns and Consensus Mechanisms That Hold Up in Production

A practical guide to designing multi-agent systems with clear orchestration, bounded autonomy, and consensus strategies that improve reliability instead of adding complexity.

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5 Mar 2026 News

The AI Stack Is Changing — Here's What Actually Matters

Three years ago, the practical vocabulary of applied AI was modest: fine-tune a model, wrap it in an API, ship. Today, building intelligently with AI means navigating a rapidly maturing stack — retrieval, orchestration, autonomy, commerce.

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5 Mar 2026 News

Multi-Agent Engineering Teams: A Practical Model for Modern Software Delivery

A Principal Engineer's view on how multi-agent systems can improve delivery throughput, quality, and team focus without compromising engineering rigour.

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4 Mar 2026 News

OpenClaw Security for Side Projects: Risks Worth Fixing Early

A Principal Engineer's practical guide to securing OpenClaw in side projects without adding heavyweight process.

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