May 12 · 16 min read · The Agent Judge Layer: Validation Becomes Infrastructure 📖 Read the full version with embedded video, screenshots, and source links on AgentConn → When three orgs in completely unrelated verticals independently ship the same architecture in the sa...
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May 10 · 12 min read · ThreadPool starvation is one of the most deceptive failure modes in ASP.NET Core — the application appears healthy under low load but becomes unresponsive or extremely slow under moderate traffic, oft
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May 10 · 9 min read · From Prototype to Production: The Hidden Challenges of Scaling AI Agents in 2026 Executive Summary In 2026, we're living through an inflection point that few engineering teams are truly ready for. According to the LangChain State of Agent Engineering...
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May 10 · 26 min read · There are over 9,400 public MCP servers. Most of them are demos. That number — 9,400 registered servers on the official MCP directory as of early May 2026 — is the most cited statistic in the current wave of AI infrastructure coverage. It appears in ...
Join discussionMay 10 · 11 min read · The number that defines 2026’s AI landscape isn’t a benchmark score. It’s 88%. That is the share of AI agent pilot projects that, according to an Anaconda and Forrester Consulting study published in early 2026, never reach production. Not 88% that ta...
Join discussionMay 9 · 26 min read · There are over 9,400 public MCP servers. Most of them are demos. That number — 9,400 registered servers on the official MCP directory as of early May 2026 — is the most cited statistic in the current wave of AI infrastructure coverage. It appears in ...
Join discussionMay 9 · 5 min read · Recently, I deployed a small CSS change for this blog. Normally, it's a simple tweak, just shifting a few pixels, but after hitting git push, that inexplicable tension settled over me again. It was as if I'd deployed a critical banking system; the qu...
Join discussionMay 9 · 3 min read · The day a billing agent refunded $42,000 by accident In February 2026, one of our internal agents — a refund-triage bot running on Claude Opus 4.7 — issued a perfectly polite, perfectly catastrophic chain of refunds totaling around $42,000 before our...
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