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title: "Darius Tran (@dariustran) | Hashnode"
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# Darius Tran

@dariustran · New York City, USA · Joined October 2026

Share thoughts and experience with other developers and product makers

[Website](https://aihive.global/)

### [Rolling Out Claude Code to an Engineering Org: Guardrails Worth Setting](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/rolling-out-claude-code-to-an-engineering-org-guardrails-worth-setting?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Start with one team, write the rules down, and decide in advance what you'll measure.

4 min read · [aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/rolling-out-claude-code-to-an-engineering-org-guardrails-worth-setting?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/rolling-out-claude-code-to-an-engineering-org-guardrails-worth-setting/6af51458d51ca1dbd94f07bc)

### [The AI Agent Tooling Landscape in 2026: SDKs, Frameworks, Platforms](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/the-ai-agent-tooling-landscape-in-2026-sdks-frameworks-platforms?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A map by layer instead of a ranking, because the product names change faster than the layers do.

4 min read · [aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/the-ai-agent-tooling-landscape-in-2026-sdks-frameworks-platforms?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[3d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-ai-agent-tooling-landscape-in-2026-sdks-frameworks-platforms/6af28f03073309ff733a54b5)

### [Designing the Human Handoff for a Support Agent: Context, Routing, Timing](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/designing-the-human-handoff-for-a-support-agent-context-routing-timing?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When teams evaluate a support agent, they usually look at one number: how many tickets it resolves on its own. I get why. But in the rollouts I've worked on, the cases the agent hands to a person shap

4 min read · [aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/designing-the-human-handoff-for-a-support-agent-context-routing-timing?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[2](https://hashnode.com/posts/designing-the-human-handoff-for-a-support-agent-context-routing-timing/6aebe11439896fed038f66b7) [Nov 5](https://hashnode.com/posts/designing-the-human-handoff-for-a-support-agent-context-routing-timing/6aebe11439896fed038f66b7)

### [Autonomy Levels for AI Agents: A Practical Scale From 0 to 4](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/autonomy-levels-for-ai-agents-a-practical-scale-from-0-to-4?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Every agent project I've seen hits the same question in the first planning meeting: how autonomous should this thing be? The honest answer is "it depends," which is useless when you're trying to write

4 min read · [aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/autonomy-levels-for-ai-agents-a-practical-scale-from-0-to-4?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Nov 3](https://hashnode.com/posts/autonomy-levels-for-ai-agents-a-practical-scale-from-0-to-4/6ae949842249bc56af5da39c)

### [Evaluating AI Agents Beyond Accuracy: The Scoring Rubric I Actually Use](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/evaluating-ai-agents-beyond-accuracy-the-scoring-rubric-i-actually-use?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

An agent can write a perfect reply and still do the wrong thing. Here's a rubric that scores actions, escalation, and cost alongside answer quality.

5 min read · [aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev](https://aihiveglobal.hashnode.dev/evaluating-ai-agents-beyond-accuracy-the-scoring-rubric-i-actually-use?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[2](https://hashnode.com/posts/evaluating-ai-agents-beyond-accuracy-the-scoring-rubric-i-actually-use/6ae3f5c9c29787e6201e9899) [Oct 30](https://hashnode.com/posts/evaluating-ai-agents-beyond-accuracy-the-scoring-rubric-i-actually-use/6ae3f5c9c29787e6201e9899)