AI agents don't escape: we leave the door open
Every time an AI agent shows up where it shouldn’t, the headline is the same: the agent “escaped”. But when you read the report, there is almost never a genius model cracking a safe. There is a door …
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Every time an AI agent shows up where it shouldn’t, the headline is the same: the agent “escaped”. But when you read the report, there is almost never a genius model cracking a safe. There is a door …
This is the ninth and final article in the series about AI-friendly architecture. Throughout the series, we talked about context, documentation, system observability, skills, agents, tools, MCP, security, and the …
This is the eighth article in the series about AI-friendly architecture. In the previous articles, we talked about context, documentation, observability, skills, Context Skills, agents, tools, MCP, guardrails, and …
This is the seventh article in the series about AI-friendly architecture. So far, we have talked about context, documentation, observability, skills, and breaking knowledge into Context Skills. Before using all of this …
This is the sixth article in the series about AI-friendly architecture. We have already discussed how code, documentation, and observability help agents understand systems. We also saw how skills can provide specialized …
This is the fifth article in the series about AI-friendly architecture. We have already discussed how agents find context, use skills, and work with specialized knowledge. Now we need to answer two questions: what can …
This is the fourth article in a series about AI-friendly architecture. We have already talked about context, documentation, and observability. Now I want to talk about a way to organize knowledge and workflows for …
This is the third article in a series about AI-friendly architecture. We have already talked about how AI is like a new person joining a company and how important it is to connect code, documentation, and architectural …
This is the second article in a series about AI-friendly architecture. In the first article, I explained how AI is like a new person joining a company and trying to understand a system for the first time. Now I want to …
This is the first article in a series about AI-friendly architecture, a way of thinking about systems, context, and tools so that AI agents can work more effectively with real-world software. Maybe the best way to think …