Andrew Baisden (@andrewbaisden)

How to Build an AI Support System That Automatically Routes Bugs to GitHub with Next.js and Jev

Every website gets feedback, and most of it ends up somewhere awkward. A visitor finds a broken button and emails you. Someone else leaves a comment on social media about a page that won't load on the

Oct 2 · 32 min readfreecodecamp.org

From Vibe Coding to Vibe Computing

So I was doing some research on AI tools and putting together some resources using NotebookLM when I came across an interesting AI podcast which just happened to be in Swedish. Fortunately, AI made tr

Jun 8 · 7 min readandrewbaisden.hashnode.dev

LLM Guardrails in Production and How Bifrost Protects Your AI Agents at the Gateway Level

Two years ago, most conversations about LLM guardrails were about content filtering, stopping a chatbot from saying something offensive. That was a real problem, but a small one. The model produced te

May 11 · 13 min readandrewbaisden.hashnode.dev

How Bifrost's MCP Gateway Cuts AI Agent Token Costs by 92% Without Sacrificing Capability

If you have been building AI agents with Model Context Protocol (MCP), you have probably noticed something uncomfortable. The more tools you connect, the more expensive every single request becomes, e

Apr 14 · 10 min readandrewbaisden.hashnode.dev

AI Agents That Actually Work, Building Reliable UI Automation with Amazon Nova Act

AI agents are everywhere these days, but if you’ve tried to get them out of the demo and into production, then you’ve probably hit the same wall, which is production reality. A demo can work once; pro

Mar 12 · 22 min readandrewbaisden.hashnode.dev

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How to Build an AI Support System That Automatically Routes Bugs to GitHub with Next.js and Jev

From Vibe Coding to Vibe Computing

LLM Guardrails in Production and How Bifrost Protects Your AI Agents at the Gateway Level

How Bifrost's MCP Gateway Cuts AI Agent Token Costs by 92% Without Sacrificing Capability

AI Agents That Actually Work, Building Reliable UI Automation with Amazon Nova Act

Andrew Baisden

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Andrew Baisden's blogs

How to Build an AI Support System That Automatically Routes Bugs to GitHub with Next.js and Jev

From Vibe Coding to Vibe Computing

LLM Guardrails in Production and How Bifrost Protects Your AI Agents at the Gateway Level

How Bifrost's MCP Gateway Cuts AI Agent Token Costs by 92% Without Sacrificing Capability

AI Agents That Actually Work, Building Reliable UI Automation with Amazon Nova Act

Andrew Baisden

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Andrew Baisden's blogs

How to Build an AI Support System That Automatically Routes Bugs to GitHub with Next.js and Jev

From Vibe Coding to Vibe Computing

LLM Guardrails in Production and How Bifrost Protects Your AI Agents at the Gateway Level

How Bifrost's MCP Gateway Cuts AI Agent Token Costs by 92% Without Sacrificing Capability

AI Agents That Actually Work, Building Reliable UI Automation with Amazon Nova Act

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Andrew Baisden

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Andrew Baisden's blogs

How to Build an AI Support System That Automatically Routes Bugs to GitHub with Next.js and Jev

From Vibe Coding to Vibe Computing

LLM Guardrails in Production and How Bifrost Protects Your AI Agents at the Gateway Level

How Bifrost's MCP Gateway Cuts AI Agent Token Costs by 92% Without Sacrificing Capability

AI Agents That Actually Work, Building Reliable UI Automation with Amazon Nova Act