Tag: agents

All the articles with the tag "agents".

• Most Enterprises Are Chasing AI Autonomy Before Defining the Outcome

  24 Sep, 2026

  Executives are asking how autonomous their AI should become before defining the outcome, workflow, authority, evidence, and recovery model. Autonomy belongs to workflows, not enterprises.

• AgentCore Code Interpreter: When the Agent Has to Actually Run the Math

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  AgentCore Code Interpreter ran a Pareto frontier over 528 models and matched the known-good result; tampering collapsed 13 results to one.

• AgentCore Memory: What an Agent Remembers When the Session Is Gone

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  AgentCore Memory recalled preferences across microVM sessions and isolated three tenants, but asynchronous extraction can briefly return stale values.

• AgentCore Runtime: Where an Agent Actually Runs

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  AgentCore Runtime hosts each agent session in a managed microVM behind an HTTP server contract. Seven test sessions ran with zero errors.

• A Never-Say List Is the Fingerprint of an AI Voice

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  Writing samples teach cadence. Corrections and mode-specific never-say lists encode the rejected choices that make an AI voice distinctive.

• Browser Use vs. AgentCore Browser: Two Managed Browsers, and Which Layer Each One Wins

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  AgentCore Browser supplies governed Chromium; Browser Use adds a natural-language agent and cached reruns. Eleven experiments expose the tradeoffs.

• The MCP Proxy, Live: 206 Tools in 2,100 Tokens

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  A live MCP proxy reduced startup context from about 217,000 to 2,100 tokens across 206 tools. Most sessions now run from a ten-tool always-on set.

• Multi-Agent Memory: Agents That Actually Share Context

  Updated: 22 Sep, 2026

  Two agents shared context through one AgentCore Memory store while actor namespaces isolated a third. Semantic extraction required a two-turn exchange.