
The Inbox Is a Database: Rethinking Email for Agents
Stop treating email as a message stream to triage. For agents, the inbox is queryable state — structured, indexed, and ready to act on.

Stop treating email as a message stream to triage. For agents, the inbox is queryable state — structured, indexed, and ready to act on.

Practical LLM evaluation methods for teams without labeled ground truth: LLM-as-a-judge, rubric scoring, and regression sets you can ship today.

A practical guide to building prompt caching layers that cut latency and cost across complex multi-agent orchestrations.

The highest-ROI AI in your inbox isn't drafting replies — it's routing, prioritizing, and summarizing. Here's the architecture to build it.

A technical look at how Tamaton models multi-party scheduling as a constraint satisfaction problem to coordinate meetings across AI agents and humans.

A practical rubric for judging email AI on triage precision, false-archive rate, and draft acceptance — instead of vibes.

Chat is great for conversation, but grids give AI agents structured state, auditable steps, and natural human-in-the-loop checkpoints.

Chasing an empty inbox fails at scale. Priority-routing and AI-drafted triage workflows beat completion-based goals every time.

Task completion is a weak signal. Reliable agent evaluation needs trajectory analysis, tool-call correctness, and a real failure-mode taxonomy.

A technical guide to converting messy email into accurate calendar events: entity extraction, temporal reasoning, and conflict resolution that actually holds up.

Benchmarks rarely predict production behavior. Here's how to choose an LLM by starting from task constraints — latency, cost, context, and tool use.

Embedded AI that categorizes files and drafts replies from your own data beats generic prompts. Here's how to build document workflows that actually save time.
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