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Composable AI Architecture
How subagents, workflow orchestration, and durable state turn AI from a bolt-on assistant into a composable delivery capability.- Published on

A Practical Start With Claude Code
A working introduction to Claude Code that focuses on memory, operating rhythm, and the habits that make it useful on real projects.- Published on

Agent Engineering Playbook
A guided series on Claude Code, skills, MCP, subagents, orchestration, recursive workflows, and Gas Town.- Published on

MCP From First Principles
A practical explanation of the Model Context Protocol, why it matters, and how to connect Claude Code to external systems without treating it like a black box.- Published on

Orchestration Patterns for Real Agent Work
A practical guide to planner-executor-reviewer loops, handoffs, verification gates, and the operating patterns that make multi-agent work reliable.- Published on

RLMs, Context Rot, and Recursive Orchestrators
What Recursive Language Models are, why long-context systems degrade, and how recursive decomposition changes the design of agent orchestration.- Published on

Skills, Hooks, and Plugins in Claude Code
How to turn repeated prompts into reusable skills, add hook-based automation, and think clearly about plugins in Claude Code.- Published on

What Gas Town Is Really Building
A close reading of Steve Yegge's Gas Town as a multi-agent operating model, with an emphasis on persistence, handoffs, merge discipline, and where the idea is genuinely useful.- Published on

When to Use Subagents, and When Not To
A practical guide to Claude Code subagents, isolated context windows, and the situations where delegation helps or hurts.- Published on