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Give Your Agent a Way to Prove It Is Done

For a long time, the standard wisdom about AI-assisted development was: write better prompts. Sharpen the instructions, give more context, iterate on the wording. That advice was fine when agents…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

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Tell Agents What, Not How

From Instructions to Intentions For a while, the standard move when building an AI workflow was to write out every step. Get this URL. Parse that JSON. If the field…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

Ideas for AI

Backtest Your Agent Against Yesterday’s Web — Ryan Ahern, Exa

Idea #1Future knowledge leakage is the central validity threat when backtesting any AI agent that uses web search, and it is easy to miss because it manifests as suspiciously good…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

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The Right Way to Cut LLM Costs Without Breaking Production Quality

Over time, production prompts tend to put on weight. A paragraph for the edge case that came up last month. A worked example to stop the model from over-formatting. A…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

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The AI Dark Factory Dream — Why It Fails and What Actually Works

The premise felt irresistible: give an AI agent a high-level feature spec, walk away, and come back to working software in production. No pull requests to review, no standups, no…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

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Past the Threshold: What Enterprise AI Teams Are Actually Solving Now

The conversation about AI in enterprise has shifted, quietly but clearly, from "will it work?" to "how do we operate this at scale?" That shift is visible in the kinds…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

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When OAuth Meets Agents: The Case for Intent-Based Authorization

For years, the standard way to give software access to an external service was OAuth — the protocol that lets you click "Sign in with Google" without handing your password…

Giuseppe Basile October 19, 2026

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Your AI Isn’t the Problem. Your Infrastructure Is.

The Lock on the Door For a while, the default assumption in AI security conversations was that a smarter, better-prompted model would eventually be careful enough not to cause damage.…

Giuseppe Basile October 18, 2026

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When Agents Authorize Each Other: The Hidden Permission Problem in AI Handoffs

For most of the past two years, the security conversation around AI agents focused on the human-to-agent boundary: what instructions a person gives, what data an agent can touch, what…

Giuseppe Basile October 17, 2026

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Keeping Up with AI Without Drowning in It

For a while, the standard advice for keeping up with AI was simply: follow the right people on social media and skim the rest. That worked when the field moved…

Giuseppe Basile October 17, 2026