Tag: agents
All the articles with the tag "agents".
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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.
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The Person Is the Constant: Context Selects the AI Voice Mode
Updated:Keep identity and quality standards constant, then select register from recipient, channel, and intent. One averaged profile blurs every context.
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An AI Skill Should Leave You Better Without It
Updated:A well-designed AI skill exposes its reasoning sequence so repeated use builds practitioner judgment, not dependence on another output generator.
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AgentCore Browser Meets x402: A Browser That Pays
Updated:A browser gets an HTML x402 challenge where a script gets JSON. Extract it from the DOM, ask AgentCore Payments for proof, then retry.
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What Is an Agent Harness? The System Around the Model
Updated:An agent harness wraps a model with tools, context, memory, persistence, safety, recovery, and orchestration. The model reasons; the harness makes it operational.
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What You Build on the AgentCore Harness
Updated:Bedrock models reason; AgentCore hosts, remembers, authorizes, and observes. Four use-case architectures show how the managed harness fits together.