The Robot Is the Next Node in Your House Cluster
In the first post of my house series, I asked you to count the connected things in your house . Then we walked through it room by room . TVs, routers, cameras, …
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MIKE MOORE
building the agentic future in public
I run LLMs, robots, and gateways into production walls so you don't have to. Deep dives on the agentic mesh, agent runtimes, AI gateways, and the Kubernetes substrate that keeps autonomous systems honest — every post ships with a repo you can clone and receipts you can check.
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Second-Source Your Models
Every hardware engineer learns the same lesson early, usually the hard way. Don’t design a board around a part only one company makes. It’s called …
Read more →Monitor a Humanoid Like a Production Service
I was the second SE at Datadog. For years my job was helping teams answer one question about their systems: is it working, and how do you know? I’ve been …
Read more →Two Grok Bots Leaked a CEO's Bank Balance to Slack
Two “separate” Grok Bots leaked a CEO’s bank balance into a public Slack channel on October 19. Nobody jailbroke anything. Nobody injected a …
Read more →Two Percent a Year: The Slow Curve Behind the Robot Headlines
The scariest robot charts go up and to the right. The most useful one in Anthropic’s report goes up slowly. Here it is in one line: each year, robots …
Read more →AI Meeting Note Takers That Work With Claude
Granola, Otter, Fireflies, Fathom, tl;dv and Read AI all have official MCP servers that connect to Claude, as of October 2026. The real differences are which …
Read more →How to Connect Granola to Claude
To connect Granola to Claude, open Claude’s settings, go to Connectors, search for Granola, click Connect, and sign in with your Granola account. Claude …
Read more →Who Gave the Agent a Badge?
Walk into any office building and you get a badge. It opens the lobby. Maybe your floor. It doesn’t open the server room, the CFO’s office or the …
Read more →LiteLLM 1.107.0: Why Image Signing Didn't Stop the Backdoor
LiteLLM 1.107.0 landed on PyPI and Docker Hub on October 21, 2026, with a credential stealer built into every wheel, and it was cryptographically signed through …
Read more →The Last 20 Percent: What Robots and LLMs Still Can't Do
Here’s the number from Anthropic’s robot report that I keep coming back to: about 80% of job tasks, by working time, are exposed to either robots or …
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