Tag: agents
All the articles with the tag "agents".
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AgentCore Runtime: Where an Agent Actually Runs
Updated:AgentCore Runtime hosts each agent session in a managed microVM behind an HTTP server contract. Seven test sessions ran with zero errors.
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A Never-Say List Is the Fingerprint of an AI Voice
Updated:Writing samples teach cadence. Corrections and mode-specific never-say lists encode the rejected choices that make an AI voice distinctive.
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Browser Use vs. AgentCore Browser: Two Managed Browsers, and Which Layer Each One Wins
Updated:AgentCore Browser supplies governed Chromium; Browser Use adds a natural-language agent and cached reruns. Eleven experiments expose the tradeoffs.
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The MCP Proxy, Live: 206 Tools in 2,100 Tokens
Updated: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.
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Multi-Agent Memory: Agents That Actually Share Context
Updated:Two agents shared context through one AgentCore Memory store while actor namespaces isolated a third. Semantic extraction required a two-turn exchange.
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AgentCore Observability: What Traces Knew That Logs Didn't
Updated:Eight AgentCore debugging lessons cover dead runtimes, missing spans, cross-agent loops, protocol noise, cold starts, and off-runtime telemetry.
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Git-Native Agent Skills Need a Release Lifecycle
Updated:Tessl adds versioned publishing, immutable installs, and deliberate updates to repo-based skills. CI review exists, but teams must require it.
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Name AI Skills for the Practice, Not the Output
Updated:An AI skill's name frames the relationship before the first run: output nouns create consumers; practice names invite users to internalize the workflow.