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When an Agent errors, it should not mechanically retry. This article provides a method to decide the recovery path based on error retryability, idempotency, risk level, and evidence completeness, and explains when to degrade or hand off to a human.
Technical trends, engineering practices, and independent developer perspectives around AI Agents and AI.
Technical trends, engineering practices, and an independent developer perspective on MCP and AI Agents.
Human confirmation is not a simple "continue?" button. This article explains the action summary, scope, expiry, permission re-check, and audit fields that an Agent write-operation approval should contain, to prevent confirmation from being misused.
After the initial request times out, the tool may still be running server-side; issuing a cancel does not mean the side effects have stopped. This article establishes an operation identity, polling watermark, cancellation race handling, and a single terminal-state acceptance point for a single long-running tool call.
Agent tasks for research, procurement, and batch data processing often span minutes or even days. This article explains how to persist task snapshots, restore checkpoints, handle timeouts, and avoid duplicating external side effects after restarts.
A single Agent can confidently go off course on complex tasks. This article explains three multi-Agent orchestration patterns (supervisor, hierarchical, and handoff), implements a "supervisor + specialists" system with LangGraph's state graph, and covers the state, loop, and human-intervention engineering needed for production.
As memory grows, you can't save tokens by overwriting old summaries. This article designs fixed input snapshots, derived lineage, key-fact fidelity tests, invalidation propagation, and reversible switching.
Deleting one row in the primary table won't clear vectors, summaries, caches, or restored backups. This article uses a deletion state machine, generational tombstones, derived lineage, and end-to-end canary verification to truly forget.
User preferences, project decisions, and roles all change. This article separates facts using valid time and recorded time, explicitly handles supersession, late-arriving, and concurrent conflicts, and avoids last-writer-wins producing incorrect memory.
Preferences and facts a model extracts from a conversation cannot become long-term memory directly. This article designs candidate proposals, deterministic validation, deduplicated commits, revocation lineage, and a contamination-rate gate.
Passing offline evaluation does not mean an agent is reliable in production. This article designs online success rate, human takeover, rejection quality, tool recovery, and cost metrics to help teams use layered observation to judge whether a version deserves more traffic.