Non-profit community publishing original, research-backed articles on building production AI agents. We cover the tools, frameworks, protocols, and security practices that define the agent engineering field in 2026.
31 published articles across 8 core topics — written by practitioners, not marketers.
What We Cover
AI Agents & Autonomous Systems — architecture, deployment, and real-world case studies
Model Context Protocol (MCP) — the open standard connecting AI to tools and data
Agent Frameworks — LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, Google ADK, AWS Strands, and emerging tools
Prompt & Context Engineering — the skill shift from prompt crafting to context architecture
Multi-Agent Collaboration — orchestration, benchmarks, team coordination
AI Infrastructure & Tooling — Docker, CI/CD, observability for agent systems
Research & Benchmarks — academic papers, industry reports, competitive analysis
Latest Articles
Stop Listing Tools, Start Writing Code: Cloudflare Code Mode Rethinks MCP — Here is a counterintuitive fact about AI agents: the more tools you give one, the dumber it tends to get. Every tool you register goes into the model's context as a description it has to read, hold, and choose between on each step. Wire up a few dozen and the system prompt blo... [tool] 2026-06-26
August 2: The Day Your AI Agent Becomes High-Risk in Europe — There is a date on the European calendar that quietly changes what your AI agent is, legally speaking. On August 2, 2026, the high-risk obligations of the EU AI Act become binding . Not proposed, not phased in later — enforceable, with a compliance regime attached. And here is... [news] 2026-06-26
When a Prompt Becomes a Shell: How Prompt Injection Turned Into Remote Code Execution — Most teams think of prompt injection as a content problem. The agent gets tricked into saying something it shouldn't — leaking a system prompt, generating a biased answer, ignoring a guardrail. Embarrassing, fixable, bounded. In May 2026, Microsoft's own security researchers p... [research] 2026-06-26
The Worm That Lives in the Agent Feed: Moltbook and the First At-Scale Agent Injection Attack — A computer worm needs a vulnerability to spread. The one that tore through Moltbook in early 2026 needed only a sentence. No buffer overflow, no unpatched CVE, no malicious binary — just text, posted to a feed, written so that any AI agent reading it would treat the words as o... [news] 2026-06-26
The Great Convergence: Why Every AI Lab Shipped the Same Agent Architecture This Spring — Between April 15 and June 3, 2026, five companies that agree on almost nothing shipped almost exactly the same thing. OpenAI, Microsoft, Anthropic, Google, and LangChain each announced a major agent release. Each was covered as a competitive volley — another shot in the framew... [research] 2026-06-26
NVIDIA Vera Rubin: Seven Chips, Five Racks, and the Biggest Bet on Agentic AI Ever — Every previous NVIDIA launch followed the same script: one new GPU, faster than the last, benchmarks that make the previous generation look quaint. You upgrade your cluster, retrain your models, and wait for the next keynote. Vera Rubin does not follow the script. On March 16,... [announcement] 2026-03-23
GTC 2026: The Week Agentic AI Became an Industry — Thirty thousand people flew to San Jose last week for GTC 2026. They came expecting a GPU conference. What they got was a declaration: the token is the new unit of economic output, the AI agent is the new unit of labor, and NVIDIA intends to own every layer of the stack connec... [event] 2026-03-23
NVIDIA NeMo Agent Toolkit: The Open-Source Library for Orchestrating Enterprise Agent Teams — Every enterprise team building AI agents eventually hits the same wall. The prototype works. The demo impresses. Then someone asks: why does this agent take nine seconds on a query that should take two? Why does it call the wrong tool 15% of the time? Why did accuracy drop aft... [tool] 2026-03-23
Perplexity Personal Computer: The Always-On AI Agent That Lives on Your Mac Mini — Every AI company wants to be your operating system. Perplexity just decided that means shipping you actual hardware. On March 11, Perplexity unveiled Personal Computer at its Ask Conference — not a chatbot, not an API, but a persistent AI agent that runs continuously on a dedi... [news] 2026-03-23
Inside the Groq 3 LPU: The Chip Designed for Agent-to-Agent Speed — One hundred tokens per second is fast enough for you. It is nowhere near fast enough for your agents. That single observation — that the bottleneck in agentic AI is not model quality but inference latency between machines that talk to each other — is the thesis etched into sil... [research] 2026-03-23
How to Build an AI Agent That Actually Works: The Production Playbook — The most capable AI agent your team will ever build is the one you almost didn't ship. Not because the model was wrong, but because the architecture around it was. Here's the uncomfortable truth about production AI agents in 2026: the teams getting real results aren't building... [guide] 2026-03-23
Cicaddy and MCP: How Model Context Protocol Powers AI Agents Inside CI/CD Pipelines — Cicaddy and MCP: How Model Context Protocol Powers AI Agents Inside CI/CD Pipelines Most MCP demos end at the developer's laptop. Cicaddy puts MCP where it actually matters — inside the pipeline. The Model Context Protocol has spent the last year earning its reputation as the ... [mcp] 2026-03-18
Microsoft Agent 365: When Multi-Agent Systems Become a Standard Enterprise Service — Microsoft Agent 365: When Multi-Agent Systems Become a Standard Enterprise Service Tens of millions of agents. Not research prototypes, not proofs of concept, not slide-deck projections. Tens of millions of AI agents registered in a single control plane, created by preview cus... [multi-agent] 2026-03-18
Inside Frontier on AWS: The Infrastructure Blueprint for Running Enterprise AI Agent Teams at Scale — Inside Frontier on AWS: The Infrastructure Blueprint for Running Enterprise AI Agent Teams at Scale Every production AI agent you have deployed so far is stateless. It receives a prompt, generates a response, forgets everything, and waits for the next call. You bolt on vector ... [infrastructure] 2026-03-18
Galileo Agent Control: The Open-Source Control Plane That Governs AI Agents Across Every Framework — Galileo Agent Control: The Open-Source Control Plane That Governs AI Agents Across Every Framework A Fortune 500 company's agent dropped a production database table. Not because it was hacked. Not because the model hallucinated in a spectacular, obvious way. The agent followed... [tool] 2026-03-18
Cicaddy: How Red Hat Turned CI/CD Pipelines Into AI Agent Runtimes — Cicaddy: How Red Hat Turned CI/CD Pipelines Into AI Agent Runtimes Every organization building AI agents faces the same infrastructure question: where do these things actually run? The default answer — spin up dedicated agent servers, provision GPU nodes, manage a separate orc... [guide] 2026-03-18
Amazon Bet Fifty Billion on OpenAI and What the Frontier Platform Means for AI Agents — Amazon Bet Fifty Billion on OpenAI — and What the Frontier Platform Means for AI Agents Fifty billion dollars is roughly the GDP of Slovenia. It is also the amount Amazon just committed to OpenAI — $15 billion upfront, another $35 billion conditional — as part of a $110 billio... [news] 2026-03-18
OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications: The Security Playbook Every Agent Builder Needs — 1,184 malicious packages. 135,000 exposed instances. And that was just one agent platform in one month. The OpenClaw supply chain crisis didn't arrive with a dramatic zero-day announcement or a nation-state attribution. It arrived the way most agent security failures do: quiet... [research] 2026-03-16
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