Your AI agent said “done.” How do you know it worked? ↗
Evaluate AI agents by their final state, test retries and partial failures, and measure quality and cost per task that actually passes.
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Evaluate AI agents by their final state, test retries and partial failures, and measure quality and cost per task that actually passes.
MCPs and extensions expand what AI can do. Learn to verify provenance, permissions, data destinations, and contracts while distinguishing different risks.
Google and Shopify point to a new shopping interface. Drawing on my integration work at Oombe, I explain why catalogs, pricing, inventory, and authorization remain central.
An analysis of continuity, integrations, and everyday decisions: what I would assess in Claude Duet and how I would design a pilot with verifiable results.
Useful agents need understandable boundaries. An integration example shows how to connect proposals, approvals, and execution while keeping control of operations.
AI can make a convincing demo easier to build. Inspired by Mano Deyvin’s “performative programmer,” this article examines the review, rework, security and maintenance costs organizations can miss behind a polished presentation.
A meeting on healthcare innovation in Rio de Janeiro connects Serena, Rio Farmes, rare diseases and oncology with the challenges of data, care and municipal modernization.
A polished interface is only the beginning. Drawing on real experience and technical sources, I explore the risks of selling AI-built systems without understanding their security—and how to start responsibly.
GTA VI is the starting point for a conversation about AI, REA, PS5 jailbreaking, PC ports, and preservation. A look at the possibilities and limits of this transformation from someone who develops systems, integrations, and Unity games.
Watching VisionQuest, I see parallels with the AI agents we can build in 2026: specialists working together, different personalities, a race for greater capability, and the question of who gets the administrator password.
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