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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.
Count the connected things in your house. The TV. The doorbell. The robot vacuum. The thermostat. The router blinking in the closet. Parks Associates puts the …
Read more →A private MCP registry is a catalogue of approved MCP servers that your clients discover from instead of the open public one. I built private-mcp-registry to …
Read more →On 2026-10-10, Cybernews reported that Shane Mac, CEO of XMTP Labs, gave a Grok Bot agent read-only access to his personal bank account as a finance assistant. …
Read more →Plenty of security teams already run Prisma AIRS , Palo Alto’s AI runtime security service, and they want every prompt and LLM response checked by it. I …
Read more →Coding agents grew up on laptops: one person, one machine, and one process that is the UI, the agent loop, the sandbox, the credential store and the session …
Read more →agentevals v0.10.0 shipped two days ago and removed its own WebSocket ingestion path in favor of plain OpenTelemetry. Send OTLP traces in, run an eval, and the …
Read more →TypeSafe AI’s Jev is mostly calibrated on agent tool-call risk, with one weak spot you need to know about before you route on it. Across 240 hand-labelled …
Read more →An AI agent that calls tools for a user needs that user’s authority, and the usual shortcuts are a pasted personal access token or a shared service …
Read more →MCP’s Enterprise-Managed Authorization lets the corporate IdP decide which employees can use which MCP servers, by making the client trade an IdP-signed …
Read more →An egress allowlist decides whether an agent can reach a destination. It has no opinion about how often. On October 7, 2026, the Wikimedia Foundation disclosed …
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