How you stop collecting knowledge and start seeing the space between ideas There is a particular kind of frustration that appears only after you have learned enough. You know what a matrix is. You kno
From Your First Workflow to Production Automation, AI Agents, and Autonomous Systems Automation is changing. For years, automation mostly meant: When X happens, do Y. A customer fills out a form. Ad
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Agent reliability is what separates: "Wow, this demo is impressive." from: "We can safely run this in production." A demo agent only needs to work once. A production agent needs to work: repeatedly