4h ago · 8 min read · Your Agent Works Great. Until It Doesn't. You built an AI agent over the weekend. It calls tools, remembers context, follows instructions. You demo it to your team. Everyone's impressed. Monday morning, a user types "rename Ember to Infernia." Your a...
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4h ago · 14 min read · The agent graveyard. I tried more than a dozen. A handful survived. Here is the autopsy. Everyone is talking about agents like they are easy. Build an agent. Deploy an agent. Buy an agent. Scroll any feed for ten minutes and you will see five posts s...
Join discussion19h ago · 7 min read · We didn't remove any steps. We didn't force people to talk less. Just one fundamental change in how we approach the meeting. Here's the full breakdown. Context I work on a large project for a major F
Join discussion2d ago · 6 min read · Introduction A commercial building in Phoenix, Arizona, experiences soaring summer cooling costs, with its dark asphalt roof absorbing over 95% of incident solar radiation. The HVAC system is overloaded, leading to excessive energy consumption and pr...
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3d ago · 7 min read · Post #5 — Srinibytes Tags: ai, engineering, multi-agent, systems-thinking Target: Hashnode | ~1350 words I now have 33 AI agents running autonomously. A CEO agent that wakes up every 8 hours. A VP of Engineering that triages technical work. Special...
Join discussion3d ago · 5 min read · AI coding agents are making us worse engineers, unless we add discipline back. Here is what we do instead of vibe coding, and how you can do it too in 30 seconds. The Vibe Coding Problem Every AI-generated pull request we review has the same pattern:...
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4d ago · 11 min read · The steel grade you specify for a transmission tower order determines two things: how much the tower weighs, and how much it costs. These two numbers move in opposite directions — higher-grade steel i
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