
Why Your AI Agent Fails at the Handoff, Not the Reasoning
Most agent failures aren't reasoning failures — they're broken context handoffs between tools, memory, and steps. Here's where the seams actually tear, and how to reinforce them.

Most agent failures aren't reasoning failures — they're broken context handoffs between tools, memory, and steps. Here's where the seams actually tear, and how to reinforce them.

REST contracts assume a developer read the docs. Agents haven't. Here's why MCP and A2A give AI agents the context-rich email interface they actually need.

The industry keeps drafting new agent-to-agent handshake specs. Meanwhile, email quietly ships addressable identity, async delivery, and threading — the interoperability layer AI agents already have.

AI coding agents now write convincing 'task complete' reports the repository doesn't back up. Generation is cheap; verification is the real bottleneck.

The best production agents are boring: deterministic software that calls an LLM at a few deliberate points—not a chatbot with root access.

The bottleneck in production AI agents isn't model IQ — it's context engineering, tool reliability, and memory. Here's what actually breaks and how to fix it.

Prototyping a workflow agent is easy. Running one in production is where auth, retries, evals, and oversight quietly eat your quarter. Here's how to decide.

A practical model-selection framework for applied knowledge work — covering cost, context, latency, tool use, and failure modes instead of leaderboard hype.

LLMs feel like a slot machine with no pity system. The fix isn't a shinier model — it's structured prompting, retrieval, and constrained outputs.

Shared API keys give bots the run of your whole workspace. Tamaton issues each agent its own identity with per-layer, per-resource permissions instead.

New cognitive-science comparisons show LLMs write like humans through decidedly non-human machinery. Here's what that means for the work you hand them.

The next security battleground isn't human passwords — it's who owns an autonomous agent's credentials when it acts on your behalf.
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