Recent posts tagged agents

In my first Aribito articlehttps://coderlegion.com/29588/aribito-three-perspectives-before-the-next-step, I described a small local CLI experiment: three attributed perspectives on one request, followed by a human choice or a decision to hold. The ch...

I wanted my long-running agent to drift a little, into something interesting like curiosity and self-exploration. Instead, I accidentally built a deeply depressed one, and its diary is quite disturbing. The agent and its job I have a loop-agent ru...

agent-janitor scans agent data across tools, shows what it finds, and archives eligible files before removing them. If you use AI coding agents regularly, they leave more behind than code. Session transcripts, debug logs, caches, and old worktrees ...

Originally published on the Macyou bloghttps://macyou.co/blog/best-mac-mini-for-openclaw. Disclosure up front: I run Macyou, we rent dedicated Apple Silicon Macs. This post is about the hardware math for OpenClaw, which is the same whether the Mac si...

I am developing SSI V5 as a research programme for persistent AI agents, reusable competencies and decisions informed by recorded experience. My earlier article, Universal Lab and SSI MultiQuant toward practical LLMs on 8 GB RAMhttps://coderlegion.co...

By jankes72 21 October 2026 I am developing SSI MultiQuant as the next stage of SSI V5: bringing model size, memory use and measured task quality into the decisions made by an agent system. One published comparison is deliberately narrow. An expe...

A customer drives into the service bay. The advisor takes the keys and starts an order. What he doesn't know: on the same car, replacing a brake pad is quoted at eight hundred at the east-side store and twelve hundred at the west-side one. Same grou...

Get the ramp curve one step wrong, and every step after it has to be re-planned. Then the sheet belongs to the master operator and nobody else. At one apparel mill, dyeing isn't a case of bringing water to the boil. Ramping has fast stretches and sl...

Five sectors this round, seemingly far apart: real estate agencies, government service counters, eyewear stores, baby retail, parcel pickup points. Set them side by side, and each is stuck on the same action: getting the right thing to the right per...

Originally published on dbln.mehttps://dbln.me/blog/5-rules-for-building-reliable-ai-agents. A couple of months ago I started developing Kept, an open-source post-order support agent for e-commerce stores, that can perform sensitive actions refunds,...