Building Internal Agents (Series)
Will Larson (ex-Stripe/Uber) provides the definitive engineering manual for 'human-on-the-loop' architecture, context compaction, and skill interfaces.
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Signals Archive
A chronological record of external shifts, research, and technical signals.
2025: The Year in LLMs
Simon Willison identifies the 'Reasoning Revolution' and the $1B run-rate of Coding Agents as the pivot point from 'Chat' to 'Systemic Integration'.
2025: The year open, agentic AI took center stage
IBM declares the shift from 'Chat' to 'Agent Logic' as the core developer concern, signaling the maturation of the Agent Stack and server-side orchestration.
Building MCP Servers in the Real World
Gergely Orosz validates the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as the practical standard for connecting LLMs to private data, moving beyond 'vibe coding'.
AI, Networks, and Mechanical Turks
Benedict Evans reconfigures AI as a supply chain problem, highlighting where human judgment ('The Mechanical Turk') provides the premium value in a generative loop.
Technology Radar Vol. 33
ThoughtWorks officially adopts the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and 'Inference Orchestration,' signaling the maturation of agentic engineering.