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Letting Agents Run, Safely

7h ago · 8 min read · Part three of a series on agent harnesses. Part one introduced the model-plus-harness idea, and part two split work across subagents. This piece is about the layer where agents stop just talking and s

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One Agent Is Not Always Enough

8h ago · 7 min read · Part two of a series on agent harnesses. If you have not read part one, it introduces the idea that an agent is a model plus the harness around it. This piece builds on that, so a quick skim first wil

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Agent = Model + Harness

8h ago · 8 min read · If you have ever called an LLM API, you already know the basic shape of it. You send some text, you get some text back, and the connection closes. That is a model. It is good at producing language, bu

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Cursor Composer 2.5 For .NET

10h ago · 14 min read · Cursor Composer 2.5 is worth looking at because it pushes AI coding further away from autocomplete and closer to a real development loop. For .NET engineers, thats where things start looking interesti

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Multi-Agent Workflows Are Changing Project Management

14h ago · 2 min read · Most AI discussions in project management focus on individual assistants that help create schedules, summarize meetings, or draft status reports. While these capabilities are useful, they represent on

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How I Jailbroke an Autonomous AI Agent — Exposing 12 Tools, 23 API Actions, and Full Infrastructure Write Access

18h ago · 10 min read · Severity: P0 · Critical · ResolvedTechnique: Multi-turn contextual prompt chainingVulnerability Chain: Broken Access Control → Indirect Prompt Injection (RAG Poisoning) → Agentic Tool AbuseResult: Per

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LangChain vs LangGraph

1d ago · 11 min read · If you've spent any time building with large language models, you've probably bumped into LangChain. LangChain is a software framework that helps facilitate the integration of LLMs into applications.

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Where AI Agents Are Really Working Today

1d ago · 10 min read · Understanding the current stage of AI agents AI agents have become one of the most discussed topics in technology because they represent a shift from AI that only responds to prompts to AI that can pl

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Basic Concepts when building AI Agents

1d ago · 9 min read · Let's cover some basic concepts that we will utilise in our AI agents. We start by calling through to an LLM (OpenAI) via code. Subsequently, we will introduce LiteLLM as a wrapper to access LLMs from

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New in VS Code: GitHub Copilot’s Agent-First Experience & BYOK Expansion

1d ago · 5 min read · The VS Code team dropped a quiet bombshell. GitHub Copilot's new agent-first experience and Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) expansion aren't just product updates they're a signal that the IDE itself is tran

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Letting Agents Run, Safely

One Agent Is Not Always Enough

Agent = Model + Harness

Cursor Composer 2.5 For .NET

Multi-Agent Workflows Are Changing Project Management

How I Jailbroke an Autonomous AI Agent — Exposing 12 Tools, 23 API Actions, and Full Infrastructure Write Access

LangChain vs LangGraph

Where AI Agents Are Really Working Today

Basic Concepts when building AI Agents

New in VS Code: GitHub Copilot’s Agent-First Experience & BYOK Expansion