Agent knowledge is a trigger problem, not a writing problemI put everything an agent needs to work in my framework into an MCP resource. Conventions, workflows, which files are generated, where secrets come from. It was accurate, it was complete, and it was oAug 8 · 4 min readtsdevstack.hashnode.dev
IaC, FdI, IaF: three ways a codebase becomes infrastructurePublished June 17, 2026 by gyorgy Infrastructure used to be something you wrote separately from your application. Lately that boundary has been dissolving, and the vocabulary has not kept up. Three diJun 13 · 8 min readtsdevstack.hashnode.dev
Getting a production WAF out of Azure Front Door StandardPublished June 1, 2026 by gyorgy Azure Front Door covers the whole edge in a single resource: CDN, managed SSL, a load balancer, and a WAF. On AWS and GCP that job is spread across two or three servicJun 13 · 5 min readtsdevstack.hashnode.dev
Agentic loops don't fix lying agentsAgentic loops don't fix lying agents Published June 15, 2026 by gyorgy The current discourse says you should stop prompting coding agents and start designing loops around them. Give the agent a triggeJun 12 · 7 min readtsdevstack.hashnode.dev
Cloud Run private networking without a VPC ConnectorPublished May 5, 2026 by gyorgy When the Model Context Protocol added tool annotations like readOnlyHint, destructiveHint, and idempotentHint, a lot of MCP server authors and host implementers read thMay 13 · 8 min readtsdevstack.hashnode.dev
