Tag: architecture

All the articles with the tag "architecture".

• When Should an AI Agent Enumerate, and When Delegate?

  16 Oct, 2026 • Updated 17 Oct, 2026

  A sealed 240-call exhibit grounds the boundary between decision spaces an agent should enumerate exactly and those it should delegate to a typed judge.

• Does WebMCP Pay Off for Content Sites?

  4 Oct, 2026 • Updated 10 Oct, 2026

  Across 135 agent runs on a production blog, shrinking a four-tool WebMCP surface yielded little median-token benefit; relevance ordering mattered more.

• How Much Tool Documentation Do AI Agents Actually Need?

  19 Sep, 2026 • Updated 17 Oct, 2026

  Trimming MCP tool-definition prose cut cold-call input tokens 12-14% with no statistically detectable accuracy loss across two model tiers.

• Agent-Ready Websites: The 5-Layer Implementation Stack

  9 Aug, 2026 • Updated 10 Oct, 2026

  Your website serves two audiences now: humans reading HTML and agents calling tools. Measure agent readiness across five layers and learn what to ship first.

• How Does Context Engineering Drive Multi-Agent Reliability?

  24 Jul, 2026 • Updated 10 Oct, 2026

  Context engineering turns AI context into infrastructure, preventing the accumulation, starvation, and leakage failures that undermine multi-agent reliability.

• Open-Weight LLMs Reach the Structured Output Quality Ceiling

  8 Jul, 2026 • Updated 10 Oct, 2026

  Open-weight models now match closed-source on structured output at 95x lower cost. Pre-registered blind eval, 30 samples, zero quality delta.