Agent reliability by micro-systems: a practical series map
A focused roadmap for building reliable agent systems from deterministic subsystems.
Technical field notes
Technical guides, incident analyses, and operating patterns from production AI workflow automation systems.
A focused roadmap for building reliable agent systems from deterministic subsystems.
A practical thesis for turning fragmented concierge operations into governed production workflows.
The minimal production architecture and contracts that keep quality stable under pressure.
Controls, incident playbooks, and weekly metrics that prevent operational drift.
A practical two-sided model for preference-aware matching and execution reliability.
How to design operational visibility for timing-critical concierge workflows.
A practical control model for sensitive data and high-risk execution steps.
The delivery-first loop for turning paid execution into durable product modules.
A concrete implementation path for the first production workflow lane.
A staged plan to move from one scoped lane to stable multi-lane operations.
Stable setup path with real failure signatures and recovery checks.
A practical access model teams can run under pressure.
IAM and org-policy realities behind reliable inbox workflows.
How to choose the right control mode when deterministic interaction matters.
How voice input/output improved adoption once the stack was stable.
The repeatable recovery model we use when sessions drift or gateway state goes stale.
A practical contract pattern using pydantic, tenacity, and idempotency receipts.
A deterministic queue contract for exclusive ownership, bounded retries, and crash-safe recovery.
An inbox-first ingestion pattern that keeps events replayable and side effects auditable.
A deterministic retrieval loop for safer context selection and fewer confident wrong answers.
A practical stream contract with sequence IDs, replay, and deterministic terminal snapshots.
The implementation blueprint and artifact checklist for shipping one reliable workflow lane end to end.
The reading path for deterministic shared-state ownership under concurrency.
A deterministic state contract for concurrent users and workers without silent overwrites.
How to rebase safely and surface blocked edits without silent merges.
Treat undo/redo as recoverable system state, not local UI memory.
Queue caps, stop rules, and refetch contracts for safer collaborative saves.
The complete production lane with conflicts, retries, durable history, and recovery drills.