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Dark Theme Light / Dark Mode Tags → #agents 29 Jun 2026 As frontier intelligence becomes cheap and rentable, enterprises will compete on an executable theory of their domain, not on access to models. 10 Jun 2026 A local-first evidence layer for agent work: capture what agents see, do, and change, anchor it to Git, and reuse it for search, lineage, evals, and datasets. 3 Jun 2026 Adaptive applications ship a fixed base, then grow a layer of code around how each user works. A harness for every task becomes an app for every user. 20 May 2026 Trace Capsules turn upstream agent bugs into replayable issues by packaging the failing intent, context, trace slice, and repo snapshot. 17 Mar 2026 How runtime code agents reshape software markets, turning apps into delegation targets where work flows to the best execution environment. 15 Mar 2026 When everyone builds fast with the same AI tools, speed stops being a moat. The real question is what is actually worth building. 13 Mar 2026 A speculative 2026-2036 history: as code agents become software's primary operators, selection pressure shifts to measurable delegated execution success. 14 Feb 2026 Why intelligence is becoming a disposable layer and builders should embrace open data over lock-in 21 Oct 2025 Why the competition in AI shifts to memory, and three architectures that determine who benefits from continual learning. 23 Feb 2025 Exploring how networked code agents can learn and improve through shared experiences and reinforcement learning in the emerging Agent Economy. Next Tags →